July 7, 2016
Caring for your child’s mouth is important for their current health and long term tooth development. Keeping a clean mouth helps prevent cavities, infection and gum disease, and it also creates a healthy smile as they get older. However, your child’s oral care routine – and toothbrush – should change as over time as well….
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June 23, 2016
George Washington, the first President of the United States and revolutionary general, had dental problems his entire life. When he was inaugurated President in 1789, he only had one real tooth remaining in his mouth. A man known for his strength and resolve, Washington’s great oral pain sometimes made it quite difficult for the renowned…
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May 26, 2016
As we approach the end of the school year, it’s time to start preparing for the hectic summer months. For a lot of kids, this also means the fun and freedom of summer camp. But how can you ensure that your child is making mouth-healthy choices while away? We’ve come up with a few tips…
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May 12, 2016
Many parents often wonder if they should look for a pediatric dentist instead of just taking their child to someone that practices general dentistry. For those of you that are our regular patients, you already know the answer…it’s because you know how awesome our practice is! What makes pediatric dentists different? But others…
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April 28, 2016
It’s no secret that sugar is bad for teeth. It gives bacteria nourishment and causes plaque to build up. Because of this, sugar substitutes are always in high demand, especially ones with additional health benefits. That’s why xylitol, a natural sugar substitute derived primarily from plants is so attractive for those looking for a…
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March 31, 2016
Gummy vitamins have become very popular in the last several years and even adults now have the option of getting essential vitamins and nutrients through a tasty gummy treat. But while this can be a great way to get children to take their vitamins, gummy vitamins can harm your teeth. Yes, they are enhanced with…
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March 17, 2016
The first line of protection for your child’s teeth is the enamel, which is the white, visible part of the tooth. It’s also hardest substance in the human body, and yet it takes a lot of abuse. Enamel can crack, chip and wear away. What steps can you take to protect your child’s enamel? Use…
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