As August rolls around and summer winds down, families everywhere begin preparing for the back-to-school season. While new backpacks, lunch boxes and school supplies typically top the list, this is the time to proactively include dental health as part of your child’s back-to-school checklist. After all, a confident, healthy smile is just as essential as a good night's sleep or... read more »
November is American Diabetes Month, a time to raise awareness about the effects of diabetes on overall health—including your oral health. Many people may not realize the strong connection between diabetes and dental problems, but understanding this link is essential for maintaining a healthy smile. In particular, diabetes can increase your risk for several oral health issues, especially gum disease.... read more »
One of the most important things about maintaining a healthy smile is that it is also vital for your overall health and well-being. One way to ensure good overall health is by having routine dental checkups to reach that desirable goal. Sadly, even in this day and age many people still underestimate the importance of routine dental visits, often waiting... read more »
As the cold winter months slowly fade away, March welcomes the arrival of spring, a season of renewal and rejuvenation. Just as we tidy up our homes and declutter our spaces during spring cleaning, it's equally important to give our oral health some extra attention during this time of year. Now is the perfect opportunity to refresh your oral hygiene... read more »
Halloween, with its creepy costumes, candy, and spooky festivities, is a much-loved holiday for many. However, as the costumes come off and the sugar-induced high fades, there's an important day on the calendar that often gets overshadowed: National Brush Day, observed on November 1st. This day serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of dental care, especially after a... read more »
Welcome to Gum Care Month, a dedicated time in August when we highlight the importance of gum health in maintaining a radiant smile, along with your overall well-being. While many people focus on brushing and flossing their teeth, gum care often takes a back seat. And yet, healthy gums are the basic essential foundation of a strong and beautiful smile.... read more »
One of the most effective ways to preserve your smile is to uphold proper oral hygiene practices during the periods between your routine dental check-ups. This practice not only ensures a healthier smile but also contributes to an overall enhanced sense of well-being. Maintaining good oral health bolsters self-confidence and promotes better mental health. Furthermore, it enhances nutritional intake, minimizes... read more »
Before we get distracted and busy with the upcoming holiday season, September is when we highlight National Gum Care Month, shining a spotlight on gum health. Your gums are essential to healthy teeth and unfortunately, more than half of adults are fighting some degree of gum disease that destroys teeth, gums, bones and connective tissue. Gum Disease Facts -Gum disease... read more »
Your child's developing smile is important to us, and the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry concur that the best time to bring your child to their first dental visit is by the time they turn one. At that time, their primary teeth (baby teeth) have started coming in. Usually by around six months of age you will... read more »
Toothaches are never fun but it feels even worse when it is your child who is suffering from tooth pain. In fact, toothaches are fairly common in children. Fortunately, while waiting for your child to be seen, there are some things you can do at home to help your child feel less miserable. As soon as your child complains of... read more »
