Back to School – Dental Checklist

The back-to-school season is an exciting time for students and parents alike. As you prepare your kids for the upcoming academic year, don’t forget to prioritize their oral health as well. A healthy smile contributes to overall well-being and can boost confidence, concentration, and social interaction ‌ To ensure your child’s dental health is in…

Fluoride Myths & Facts

Fluoride is a natural mineral that is found in soil, water, food, and air! It has been shown to prevent tooth decay and cavities, but due to its benefits over the past decade, it has been added to community water systems, toothpaste, and mouthwash! ‌ Surrounding the topic of fluoride there are myths, false facts,…

Eating Ice Cream Shouldn’t Hurt!

Who doesn’t love a cold, creamy scoop of ice cream on a hot summer day? However, for some people, the enjoyment of this frozen treat can be quickly dampened by the sharp, shooting pain in their teeth that follows. This sensation is known as tooth sensitivity, and it can make eating ice cream a painful…

What to do When a Dental Emergency Happens?

When unexpected tooth trauma occurs you should first try and call your dentist to see if you can get in the office during their business hours. If the emergency occurs outside of active office hours, other care options include visiting urgent care close to you or the emergency room for serious injuries. How to self-treat…

Spring Clean into your Dental Routine

Each spring families around the world will thoroughly clean their homes in a tradition known as “spring cleaning.” The common checklist includes dusting, vacuuming, washing, and shining the home. While the season of Spring is in the air, consider adding your child’s oral hygiene routine onto that checklist so you can not only have a…

Why Flossing Your Kid’s Teeth is so Important

Brushing twice a day is an essential part of maintaining good oral hygiene. Flossing is also needed on a daily basis to remove plaque and bacteria build-up. Once children have two teeth that are touching, a toothbrush alone is no longer suitable for cleaning and you should begin flossing your child’s teeth. For children, flossing…