Should Children & Teens Get Tooth-Whitening?
Public awareness of tooth-whitening procedures and products has grown significantly in the past few years. The number of questions our […]
Oral Care, Teens, Tooth-Whitening, Uncategorized
Oral Care
cavity prevention, Healthy Eating, Oral Care, Uncategorized
Tooth Surprise! This Common Food Can Be More Damaging Than Candy.
When we think of the foods most harmful to our teeth, we immediately think of candy. Cavities are caused by
Oral Care, Sensitive Teeth, Uncategorized
Four Tips For Sensitive Teeth
People of all ages can be affected by sensitive teeth. Whether it’s biting into a cold ice cream cone or drinking a
Gingivitis, Gum Health, Oral Care, Uncategorized
Here Are Four Reasons Gum Health is Important
Taking care of your own gum health and helping guide your children in good oral habits can provide a lifetime of benefits. Here are four reasons your gums are so important.
cavity prevention, Gifts, Holidays, Oral Care, Uncategorized
Fun Dentist Approved Stocking Stuffers
Once the big gifts have been purchased, it’s time to buy the smaller stocking-stuffers. A lot of times, these little
cavity prevention, Dental Tips, Oral Care, Uncategorized
Four Ways to Show Your Teeth Some Love!
Your teeth are important! Not only are they the first stage in eating and digestion, but a healthy set of
Brushing, Flossing, Oral Care, Uncategorized
5 Brushing Blunders A Lot of People Make
We all know how to brush our teeth, right? Unfortunately there are times when we may actually do more harm
Oral Care, Orthodontics, Thumbsucking, Uncategorized
Is Thumbsucking Bad For Little Mouths?
Not all children suck their thumbs or fingers and for those that do, it’s not always problematic. For some children,
Baby Teeth, Oral Care, Teething, Uncategorized
7 Tips for Teething Babies
Teething can be an uncomfortable time for babies, with little gums experiencing tenderness and swelling as emerging teeth break through
cavity prevention, Enamel, Oral Care, Uncategorized
Sports Drinks & Kids: The Shocking Truth
Kids and teens love sports drinks. In fact, studies have shown that these “thirst quenchers” are consumed by 62% of