“Fall” into Better Oral Health This Season
The official start of the fall season is kicking off this month, and we are ready to embrace autumn with open arms and a bright smile. It’s also time to think about how our oral health might change with the season. As it gets colder, you may...
TMJ Disorders are Common for Teenagers
Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD) is a common concern for teenage kids, according to the American Association for Pediatric Dentistry. The Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) is a complex area of the face that connects the jaw bone, the pit of temporal...
How Oral Health Changes as We Age
September 9th is National Grandparents Day, which is the perfect time to talk about oral health for aging adults! Whether you’re a grandparent who wants a great smile for all the photos and selfies with the grandkids, or you’re wondering how aging...
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...