Your little one was not born with an inherent understanding of their oral health. That means that, as a parent, it is up to you to teach them how to care for their needs, including giving them lessons on brushing and flossing. Well, if your child has decided to turn off from their home hygiene… Read more »
Category: Preventive Dentistry
Autumn’s A Great Time For Oral Health
Don’t look now, but the holidays are coming up. That means that, right now, it’s your opportunity to take care of some things before life becomes a little hectic for a while. The fall is a great time to talk to your child’s pediatric dentist about their smile development for a few reasons, and time… Read more »
The Role Of Preventive Dental Care
A healthy smile is one that requires consistent preventive practices for life, and though children may brush, their grins require a bit more care. This is why it is so important that your little one attend routine dental visitsso that we can keep an eye on their oral health and help set them up for a… Read more »
Keeping Them On The Right Track
Your little one is still learning their smile, and that takes some time and effort. It also means keeping them to their schedule of biannual dental checkups, and if they have not been in yet in 2025, then they’re starting to fall behind. For most kids, the goal is to have a cleaning and an… Read more »
Helping Them Learn Their Smile
They learn their dental habits at an early age, and that means that it’s up to you to make sure they know how to do it. Teaching your child how to properly brush and floss can be a journey, so take the time to talk to their pediatric dentist about ways to make it a… Read more »
Looking Good, Feeling Great For Spring
If you take spring cleaning seriously, why not start with your family’s smiles? The springtime is a great time to focus on your family’s needs, getting everything tidied up before the chaos of the summer vacation. And when the weather’s this nice, it’s great to get out and do something positive for you and your… Read more »
Make Spring Break Productive
If you’re like us, then spring break can be both a welcome vacation and a time of real stress. When your little one has more time to themselves, they can find themselves getting into trouble, and so it’s important to find positive ways for them to fill their days. Thankfully, if they are due for… Read more »
Time For A Visit?
Your little one was not born with an innate knowledge of how to care for their smile. But even after they develop a dedication to their brushing and flossing, they still cannot keep up with it all themselves, so just like you, they need to come into the office at least twice each year for… Read more »
Teaching Them To Care
Nobody is born with an innate knowledge of how to care for their oral health needs. You needed the help of your parents and a qualified dentist to teach you, and as a parent, it’s now your responsibility to make sure they have the right education. But that doesn’t mean that it’s always easy; if… Read more »
Set Them Up For Smile Success
Before they can take care of their smile, the responsibility falls on you. As a parent, it’s important to be sure that you are following the schedule given to you by their dentist, and when you fall behind in their routine oral health care, they become at risk. Just like in adult smiles, plaque and… Read more »
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