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Learning to Take Better Care of Your Family's Teeth

If you're a parent, you may worry about your children's health, including their dental health. I know that tooth decay is one of the biggest problems parents and their kids face today. One cavity can quickly lead to many other dental problems, including gum disease and infection. Because your kids only get one set of permanent teeth, it's important that you protect them as much as you can. I started this dental blog because I wanted to reach out to other parents. My blog offers tips you can use to protect your children's teeth and gums, as well as information about the dental treatments available to your family if you need them. Feel free to browse through the topics in my blog. Good luck and thank you for taking the time to visit.

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Dreading The Dentist? How Parents Can Help Their Toddlers Embrace Good Dental Health

Posted on November 27, 2018

The toddler years are filled with new discoveries as a child's increased mobility helps them strike out on their own and explore new experiences. For most toddlers, some of these new experiences are likely to include learning about daily dental care needs and making periodic visits to their pediatric dentist. While some toddlers welcome these experiences with open arms, others may be much more reluctant to embrace them. If your toddler is one of the reluctant ones and you are worried that their future dental health may be affected, the following tips can help. [Read More]

Mistakes To Avoid A Few Days After Having Your Tooth Extracted

Posted on October 24, 2018

If you have just had an extraction to remove a bad tooth, you may wonder what needs to be done to take care of the site while it heals. However, as well as knowing what to do, you should also make sure you avoid the following mistakes during the few days after having your tooth extracted. Brushing the Socket Area After having a dental extraction, it is important to thoroughly clean the area to keep the site from becoming infected. [Read More]

5 Reasons To Get Dental Veneers

Posted on September 28, 2018

Dental veneers are thin shells that are bonded to the surfaces of your teeth to make your smile more attractive. They can be constructed from porcelain or resin composite materials and look completely natural. It typically takes two dental appointments to place veneers over your teeth. When taken care of properly, veneers can last up to 15 years. Here are some good reasons to consider getting dental veneers. You Have Chipped or Cracked Teeth [Read More]

Expectations For Your Kid's First Dental Appointment

Posted on September 4, 2018

While it is a good idea to start taking your kid to a pediatric dental specialist as soon as their teeth start coming in, many parents decide to delay it until later when their kid is more aware of what the appointment is about. If your kid is a bit older for their first appointment, here is what you can expect. Meeting The Staff The very first visit will be a chance for your kid to meet the dental professionals that will be cleaning and inspecting their teeth. [Read More]