When you’re faced with what you should drink with a meal, water is always the best answer for your oral health. Water is important for your physical health as well as your oral health. By making sure you are getting enough water throughout the day, you can help protect your teeth and clean your mouth from bacteria and food particles.... read more »

Did you know pregnancy can affect the teeth, gums and oral health? Well, it’s true, unfortunately. Pregnancy can cause many dental problems if you’re not careful, which is why our team, strongly encourages you to keep your smile in mind while you wait to meet your little one. There are many things you can do to keep your teeth and... read more »

Just about everyone knows that flossing is something that’ll have a hugely positive impact on their oral health. But few people do it on a regular basis. For one reason or another, it’s just hard to get people to floss consistently. This is a challenge that faces almost every dentist in the country, especially pediatric dentists. But how can it... read more »

This question is actually a very good one to ask. The answer is about every three or four months. When you give your child's old toothbrush a toss and provide them with a new one you can actually help prevent a cavity from getting worse. Does this sound a little too good to be true? Your average toothbrush typically wears... read more »

For years you have probably heard that sugar can lead to cavities. While this may be true, it might not mean that you need to feel extremely guilty if your child has a sweet tooth and gives in to a treat every now and then. Even if your child has some sugary snacks more frequently than the average person, there... read more »

Did you know baby teeth are vital to your child’s oral health? Yes, it’s true! Many people don’t think about the importance of baby teeth because your child will lose them. However, baby teeth set the foundation for their permanent teeth, making it essential for them to be healthy, so their permanent teeth can go in properly and be healthy... read more »

One of the more challenging lessons to teach your kids is the value of oral health care. Few kids enjoy brushing their teeth, let alone flossing or using mouthwash. So how can you help your kids have better oral health? Of course, you know how valuable good oral hygiene is for your healthy teeth and gums, and how without it,... read more »

Most children have heard of the Tooth Fairy. When your child loses a tooth, they probably parade their small white treasure around the house, proudly showing it to everyone within view. Then, as night descends, they eagerly tuck the tooth beneath their pillow to await the fairy’s arrival. Your child might even sleep with their hand resting on their tooth,... read more »