The foods we eat significantly impact the condition of our teeth and gums, affecting everything from tooth decay to gum disease. Certain foods support strong teeth and healthy gums, while others can accelerate tooth decay and erosion. Including healthy food like nutrient-rich foods in your diet helps maintain healthy teeth […]
Christian Chanel didn’t know that she grinds her teeth in her sleep—until the first night after she got her porcelain veneers, because she promptly cracked her left front tooth. “I was scared out of my mind,” Chanel, who’s in her late 20s, tells SELF. “I was like, What the heck […]
As anyone raising a toddler or child will know, getting them to brush their teeth properly on a regular basis can be quite the challenge. While as adults we understand why it’s crucial to take our dental care seriously, little ones can dismiss this part of their morning and evening […]
“Lemon Water: Refreshing, Hydrating, And Health-Ful” This is just one title of the thousands of TikTok videos touting the perks of lemon water. The beverage, which is just adding lemon juice to water, has gone viral in recent years due to its supposed health benefits, including boosting hydration, adding vitamin […]
“Six months already?” You might find yourself asking this question as you receive a reminder for your next dental check-up. Many of us wonder if these biannual visits are genuinely necessary. After all, if you brush and floss daily, and have no apparent issues, is it crucial to see your […]
As your family’s partner in oral health, our team understands the importance of nurturing healthy smiles from a young age. When it comes to addressing baby tooth cavities, parents often wonder whether intervention is necessary. If you find yourself in this position with your little one, here’s the best approach […]
A Guest Blog by Theraplay Many parents don’t realize how closely teeth correlate with children’s speech development. Teeth have the ability to impact how children articulate words, produce sounds, and can have a lasting effect on a child’s ability to talk. Without teeth, a child would struggle with speech and […]
School will be back in session before you know it. Whether your child will be in the classroom or learning from home, a healthy smile is still a back-to-school essential. Some schools require a back-to-school dental visit. Still, it’s always a good time of year to schedule one of your child’s […]
A visit to the dentist can often include a lot of new sights, sounds, smells, and sensations. For children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or individual sensory issues, the abundance of sensations and stimuli may be overwhelming. However, making regular trips to the dentist is an incredibly important part of […]
The American Association of Pediatric Dentists recommends taking your child to the dentist by their first birthday, or within six months of their first tooth erupting. At their first visit, you may see the dentist perform a knee-to-knee exam, also called a lap-exam, for your little one. This is a common […]