We’re Thankful for National Brush Day in November!

November's not just a time of thanksgiving, it's also National Brush Day, and we like to enjoy it all month of course. That's because the number one reason cavities can infiltrate your child's smile is because of plaque buildup (oral bacteria thriving on carbohydrates and releasing acids in the mouth) that breaks down tooth enamel over time. That's why your... read more »

Learn How You Can Keep Baby Bottle Tooth Decay From Harming Your Child’s Teeth

Your baby's erupting teeth are a milestone that marks the growth of their smile. Even though these baby teeth (primary teeth) are tiny, they're also vital to your child's developing oral structure. Baby teeth hold those spots for permanent adult teeth to come in later. Without these "placeholder" teeth, your baby can suffer from poor nutrition, speech issues, or crooked... read more »

When Is the Best Time for Your Child’s First Dental Visit?

When it comes to your child's oral health, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association advises that children see a pediatric dentist early on for their first dental exam within six months from when their first tooth comes in. By providing early infant and toddler dental visits, your little one can start having positive associations with... read more »