This year, lets make it your goal to not have green teeth. Why? Across the country on the day after St. Patrick’s Day, dentists see a 64% increase in emergency dental visits. Saint Patrick’s Day in on Sunday, March 17 this year which means it’s a full...
Making sure your child feels comfortable at the dentist is one of the best ways to lay an early foundation of healthy dental habits. We care about kids and their oral health, we try to make everyone comfortable when they’re in our office. Why Is My Child Afraid...
It’s tough for kids to remember to floss, especially if brushing their teeth isn’t a habit yet. Flossing is important to keep mouths cavity free and help prevent Gingivitis. Continuing with National Children’s Dental Health Month and the slogan this year...
Monkey See, Monkey Do. Parents can help children get a good start on a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums by modeling good behavior, developing good habits at an early age, and scheduling regular dental visits. Continuing with National Children’s Dental Health Month,...
Here are a few more pointers on what you may be doing wrong while brushing and help you fix those mistakes! In case you missed part 1, you can read it here tips 1-7 in part 1. Do your kids make some of these mistakes? 8. You may not be flossing regularly (Trust us, we...
Parents often ask us about how to whiten their teeth and how to keep their kid’s teeth from yellowing. Lets start with the main causes of discoloration: Extrinsic Stains and Intrinsic Stains. Extrinsic Stains Extrinsic stains affect the surface of the enamel,...
