To protect your child's smile from cavities when they are young, it is recommended that their first dental visit occurs after their teeth begin to erupt or by their first birthday. This is important, because more and more children, including toddlers, are experiencing dental caries. How is this possible? Unfortunately, it is due to extended exposure to sugary beverages, mainly... read more »

Parenting can present difficulties at times. Even though you try to keep your child from developing tooth decay by having them brush and floss on a regular basis, cavities can still happen. Children often get cavities in their baby teeth, and you shouldn’t blame yourself. Children are predisposed to love sugar and are prone to missing certain places while brushing.... read more »

No matter how great you are at helping your kids brush and floss on a regular basis, kids are incredibly prone to develop cavities in their baby teeth. From their love of sugar to them simply forgetting to brush or floss, it’s easy for younger kids to get a cavity. When this happens, you’ll obviously be worried about the best... read more »

Our oral health care habits fall into all categories regarding our tooth and gum care. Not only must we protect our teeth from seemingly invisible dangers that lurk in our mouths, but we also must take heed of all dangers that are in plain sight. Some of the foods and drinks we consume could spell disaster in a variety of... read more »