Orthodontics Limited, Drs. Pale, Gemmi, and Middleberg

Make a decision and make it happen! Choosing to improve your SMILE today can make all the difference tomorrow!

Oh Baby! Today we celebrated Jessica and her baby boy, who will be here in a few weeks! We are so excited to meet the newest member of the Orthodontics Limited Family! #babyboy #babyshower #orthodonticslimited #drspalegemmiandmiddleberg

SMILE, YOU'VE FOUND US! Give us a call to set up an appointment and find confidence in a straighter smile today!

Hi! It’s Dr. Pale ... I wanted to take a moment to share with you how amazing our team is! This fantastic group surprised the docs with a Boss’s Day lunch this afternoon. We are so incredibly grateful that we get to work side by side with these individuals. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts -Drs. P, G, and M #weloveourteam #eventheonesthatgaveusbunnyears #thankyou #orthodonticslimited #drspalegemmiandmiddleberg

Can you guess how many teeth we have? Comment down below.

Do you want to make the world a better place today, no matter who or where you are? Smile! What's one thing that made you smile this week

INVESTING IN THE RIGHT protection for kids’ teeth can lead to years of healthy, happy smiles that are ready for anything!

Happy Birthday and Welcome to our awesome new teammate, Marissa!! Enjoy your day!! #newfaceintheoffice #happybirthday #orthodonticslimited #drspalegemmiandmiddleberg

SEVERAL ANCIENT CULTURES, from ancient Egypt to the Roman Empire, and lasting all the way up to early modern England, blamed cavities and toothaches on a nefarious creature called a tooth worm. Gross! (But, more importantly, false.) We still aren’t sure where this theory came from, but it could be as simple as that they looked at diseased dental pulp and mistakenly thought it was a worm that had bored holes through the tooth. It wasn’t until the early years of the Enlight...enment era that pioneering dentists like Pierre Fauchard debunked the tooth worm theory. Still, they were kind of on the right track. It’s true that tiny organisms cause tooth decay but those organisms are bacteria, not parasitic worms. People didn’t have microscopes to be able to observe bacteria back then, so they gave it their best guess. Points for effort? Even though their theory about the cause was wrong, tooth decay wasn’t a widespread problem historically until sugar (oral bacteria’s favorite food) became a readily available commodity. That’s why we in the modern dental health community recommend cutting back on sugar consumption and limiting it to mealtimes! See more

Go Team! We love supporting the Hatboro-Horsham Hawks cheerleaders and football players! Thank you Tiny Mites for the great picture by our field banner ... best of luck in games today!! #loveourcommunity #orthodonticslimited #drspalegemmiandmiddleberg

WE KNOW IT’S TRICKY throughout the month of October to say no to sticky sweets, but in honor of #OrthodonticHealthMonth, let’s pledge to do our very best to avoid them and save our brackets!

UP AND DOWN AND ALL AROUND to make sure you're cleaning every last bit of your teeth!

Happy WORLD TEACHERS’ DAY! We want express our gratitude for all that teachers do for their students and communities. #WorldTeachersDay