Teething is a painful process for young children. It’s tough for parents too. But: The process doesn’t end with your child’s last baby tooth. It starts all over with adult teeth. Thankfully: Your child’s adult teeth coming in is a different...
Oral Health
Common Children’s Tooth Injuries that Happen at Home
Almost half of all children will sustain a tooth injury. When kids play, fight, or fall, their risk of tooth injury increases. In other words: They risk damaging a tooth as soon as they’re old enough to start exploring. Keep in mind: Most oral injuries are...
Children's Dentistry |6 min read
What Kind of Toothpaste Should Kids Use?
Tooth decay is the most common childhood disease. 42%… This text opens a new tab to the research… of children aged 2 to 11 have had dental caries (cavities) in their primary teeth. This, along with other dental-related problems, causes children in the U.S....
Orthodontics |4 min read
How Orthodontics Boosts Children’s Self-Esteem (A True Story!)
There are plenty of reasons why your child will benefit from orthodontics. Many parents tend to focus on the dental aspect, such as preventing cavities and aligning the bite. But another prominent reason is self-esteem. Giving your child a smile they feel confident...
Young Athletes Should Avoid Sports Drinks for the Sake of Their Teeth
Sports drinks are widely popular, and used by people of all ages. But, children and teenagers are particularly fond of sports drinks. In fact, studies have shown that these “thirst quenchers” are consumed by 62% of adolescents every day. But sports drinks can be awful...
Our Four Favorite Snack for Healthy Teeth
Snacking often gets a bad rep because most people snack on junk food. But, you can rest easy knowing that there are healthy snacks that can actually improve your smile. 1 – Apples Apples are packed with fiber, and that’s great news for teeth. Fiber is an...
Here’s Why Pediatric Dentists are Perfect for Children of All Ages
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry advises that parents establish a dental home for their child before their first tooth emerges, or around the ages of 8 – 10 months. But, what is a dental home, and why is it important? Why can’t your child just visit a...
Celebrate National Children’s Dental Health Month by Staying Mouth-Healthy
February is National Children’s Dental Health month, and we’re here to help parents and children celebrate the right way – by learning better oral health practices. Maintain a Regular Oral Health Routine Avoiding cavities begins with proper, routine oral care. The...
Mouth-Healthy Valentine’s Day Sweets
This Valentine’s Day, you can celebrate with some treats that will please your taste buds without damaging your teeth! Frozen Strawberries and Yogurt These frozen strawberry and yogurt bites are the perfect tooth-friendly treat for Valentine’s Day. Yogurt is a mouth...
These 4 “Healthy” Foods are Terrible for Teeth
A healthy snack is always a great addition to any diet, but some healthy foods are terrible for teeth. Try limiting these damaging “healthy” foods in your child’s diet to help them maintain a healthy smile. 1 – Trail Mix A fantastic...