SAN JOSE, CA, October 12, 2010 (Press-News.org) Halloween is a time when the vampire fangs come out in full force. However, for Dr Stephen Yao's orthodontic patients in San Jose, CA - certain sweet treats can bite back. For the past eleven years, he has sponsored a candy buyback program in San Jose.
Again this year, Dr Yao will award his orthodontic patients and anyone who wants to join in from the community, $1 for every pound of candy donated. Braces for Pretty Faces will match dollar for dollar the total cash award distributed and donate the amount to a local charity in the area. Local SPCA, churches, and women shelters have been recipients in the past. In addition, all candy collected is donated to the US troops. Chocolate candy is donated locally to the armed forces and the hard candy is sent to the troops overseas.
"It's no treat when candies and other treats that are hard, chewy, sticky or crunchy cause damage to braces," comment Dr Stephen Yao. "A broken bracket or loose wire may prolong treatment and require an additional orthodontic appointment which is inconvenient for working parents and interferes with school schedules. As part of October's National Orthodontic Health Month, we began sponsoring our local candy drive years ago."
This year, Braces For Pretty Faces will give matching charitable donations to the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the Bay Area. Local dental practices in San Jose also participate and donate their cash this great cause in support of their efforts.
Dr Yao further added, "Our candy buyback program not only provides resources for nonprofit organizations in the area, school programs, and our troops, it is teaching kids the rewards of random acts of kindness and generosity.
Candy will be collected at both Braces For Pretty Faces office locations in San Jose, CA the first week after Halloween.
Dr Stephen Yao at Braces For Pretty Faces
"Braces for Pretty Faces" provides the latest in state-of-the art orthodontic care for kids, teens and adults. In addition to traditional orthodontic care, Dr Stephen Yao is one of the Top 10 Invisalign Premier Elite Treatment Providers in the World. Invisalign is the braceless alternative to straightening teeth and very popular with teens and adults who are uncomfortable with traditional braces.
To schedule a FREE new patient evaluation with Dr. Stephen Yao call 1-408-997-7772 for the 4010 Moorpark Avenue location in San Jose, CA or 1-408-997-7772 for the 6489 Camden Avenue Location in San Jose, CA.
To discover more about the services provided by San Jose, CA orthodontist Dr. Stephen Yao visit: www.smilebysanjoseorthodontist.com , www.bracesbysanjoseorthodontist.com . Facebook and YouTube.
Candy Buyback Program By San Jose CA Invisalign Orthodontist Takes Bite Out of Halloween Treats
Orthodontist Dr Stephen Yao at Braces For Pretty Faces is sponsoring a Halloween Candy Buy Back Program in San Jose, California in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bay Area and our Military Troops.
2010-10-12
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[Press-News.org] Candy Buyback Program By San Jose CA Invisalign Orthodontist Takes Bite Out of Halloween TreatsOrthodontist Dr Stephen Yao at Braces For Pretty Faces is sponsoring a Halloween Candy Buy Back Program in San Jose, California in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bay Area and our Military Troops.