These Foods Help Promote Better Oral Health
You’re often told what to stay away from to maintain good oral health (for instance, anything high in sugar), but what about foods that help you achieve a better smile? For the record, we’re not advising that you completely stay away from sugar,...
What is Baby Bottle Tooth Decay?
Baby bottle tooth decay, sometimes referred to as Early Childhood Caries, occurs when there is frequent exposure of a child’s tooth or teeth to sugary liquids. Even naturally-occurring sugars from milk can cause tooth decay in a child. Even if a...
Yes, Sleep Apnea Can Affect Young Children Too!
Snoring in children can be a sign of pediatric obstructive sleep apnea – something your family dentist can actually help you screen for & and treat. What is sleep apnea? Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder characterized by complications in...
Book Your Dental Appointment Now Before the Back-to-School Rush
While a regular dental check-up is necessary throughout the year, it’s especially important for children and teens to go before school starts. According to the AAPD, almost 51 million school hours are missed due to dental-related health issues in...
What are Dental Flippers, and Do I Need Them?
If you have to wait a few days for dental surgery to replace a missing tooth and do not want to have a visible gap in your teeth, then you may be offered flipper teeth in the interim. Depending on your dental procedure, your teeth and gums may need...
Tips for Maintaining Good Oral Health Through BBQ Season
The 4th of July holiday is around the corner, which means the grills are heating up and food will be plentiful. By this point, you have probably hosted or attended a few barbecues, but it’s never too late to think of ways to protect your smile...