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August 28, 2024

Thumbsucking Isn’t a Problem — At First

IF A CHILD CONTINUES their finger or thumb-sucking habit past their toddler years, it can negatively affect the growth of their jaws and the position of their teeth. A Healthy Habit for a Baby or Toddler There'

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August 14, 2024

Health Benefits Come With Smiling More!

OF COURSE WE SMILE when we feel happy, but there's evidence to show that the link between smiling and happiness might go both ways — the simple act of smiling can make us feel a little better! Even a fake smile relea

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July 24, 2024

When Can Parents Expect Baby Teeth?

AS PARENTS, EVERY milestone a new baby reaches is incredibly exciting, and sometimes we can get impatient and even start worrying long before we should. To get out in front of that tendency, let's lay out the average

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July 10, 2024

Swimmers and Divers, Watch Those Teeth!

ANYONE WHO SWIMS or scuba dives frequently could encounter some unique dental issues if they aren't careful. Let's take a closer look at the big ones. Chlorine's Effect on Teeth The longer teeth are exposed to

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June 26, 2024

Parents Can Help Make the First Dental Visit Great

DENTAL ANXIETY KEEPS millions of people from seeking dental treatment every year, and it affects kids too. Parents can help their kids develop a positive mindset about the dentist by following a few simple tips: 1

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June 12, 2024

5 Cues It’s Time to See the Dentist

GUM DISEASE, TOOTH DECAY, and other oral health problems don't set in overnight. That's why it's so important to have regular checkups and to be diligent with daily oral hygiene habits. If it's been a while since the

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May 22, 2024

Follow These Tips to Help a Teething Child!

TEETHING CAN BE upsetting for babies and their parents alike! We're here to help with a few simple teething tips: 1. Learn to spot signs of teething. Typically around the six-month mark, the first teeth will be

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May 8, 2024

For Healthy Teeth’s Sake, Stop Chewing Ice!

THERE'S A GOOD REASON dental health professionals warn their patients not to chew ice. This habit can cause serious and permanent damage to teeth and gums, so what makes it so addicting in spite of the dangers? A Mental

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April 24, 2024

Childhood Tooth Injuries Are Preventable!

MINIMIZING THE RISK of childhood tooth injuries starts with knowing the most common causes of those injuries. Babies and toddlers are most likely to injure themselves by slipping in the bathtub. Non-slip mats are a grea

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