Twelve Days of Burgmas 2018 – Intro & Rules

It’s our favorite time of year again: welcome to the Twelve
Days of Burgmas! Last year, we posted twelve different blogs about
twelve different awesome holiday topics. It was great to learn
awesome things like
how children celebrate the holidays around the world,
how a Christmas elf might become a dentist, and even
myths or
truths about Santa!

Twelve Days of Burgmas 2018

This year, we are going to host another great contest that we
welcome all of our current and future patients to enter. We will be
celebrating the twelve days leading up to Christmas by asking our
patients to post a picture of their awesome little superhero(es) in
one of our offices during their visit. Check out the rules below,
and make sure you get your visit in during the month of December
because you do not want to miss out on these amazing
prizes!

Contest Rules

**Disclaimer**

All rules must be followed in order to count as an entry. We
will not be considering anyone who hasn’t followed every single
rule.

  • Schedule and attend your checkup during the month of
    December.
  • Take a photo of your child during your visit and post it on
    Instagram.
  • Follow @burgchildrensdentistry
    on Instagram.
  • Tag @burgchildrensdentistry
    in the photo.
  • Your page MUST BE PUBLIC for us to see the photo. If your
    account is set to private you will not be entered to win    .

You will also need to make sure Burg Children’s Dentistry can
message you on Instagram. We will be announcing the daily winners
on our Instagram page, but we will also be sending them private
messages also on Instagram. You will need to set your account to
public so we can see your post. You must also check your messages
during the twelve days to see if you’ve won. We don’t want to
miss any winners due to a misunderstanding!

Schedule Your
Appointment Now!

If you have any questions about our contest, our services, or
anything else, please do not hesitate to call any of our locations.
We look forward to our yearly Twelve Days of Burgmas this holiday
season, so don’t miss out! See you soon!

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