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Are you ready to make dental care exciting and enjoyable for your little ones? We’re here to help you transform kids’ dental routines into fun-filled experiences that they look forward to every day. Through engaging dental games for kids, creative tooth-brushing techniques, and...
Eating after root canal procedures can be a tricky business. Depending on the extent of your procedure and the medications prescribed, you may have difficulty chewing or experience sensitivity to certain foods. To save you time and energy, we have provided a brief guide on foods to eat aft...
Getting quality dental care is an essential part of keeping your overall health on track. Unfortunately, dental insurance can sometimes fall short of providing full coverage for essential dental services and procedures you need, leaving you with the responsibility of having to pay the diff...
From biting into ice-cold ice cream to sipping on a hot mug of tea, your teeth come in contact with extreme temperature changes throughout the day more than you might realize. If you’re like many people who suffer from sensitive teeth, these sudden temperature changes can mean an unexpec...
This might be hard to swallow, but it’s time to think about your dental health. The World Health Organization (WHO) recently conducted a study on global oral health status. Their findings reveal some shocking information that might make you reconsider prioritizing your oral care. It migh...
Braces have come a long way from the days of bulky orthodontic equipment and headgear. With several innovative options on the market today, it’s easier than ever to give your kids the gift of confidence with a radiant smile they can feel good about. Straight teeth can also help maintain ...
Everyone’s born with deciduous teeth in their gums. Infants can start teething at six months, with their first tooth pushing through the gums. This is the reason many people call deciduous teeth baby teeth. Children start with 20 baby teeth, and they begin losing teeth when they’re six...
It’s impossible to overestimate the importance of good dental health. When you smile, your teeth are vital, but they do much more than make you look good. They chew your food and enable you to enunciate words. Despite their importance, many people have untreated cavities. According to th...
When you do not care for your teeth with regular dental visits, dental decay often occurs, resulting in cavities. Cavities eat through the protective outer enamel layer of the tooth and into the interior the longer they go untreated. Eventually, this can lead to a toothache, causing you to...
Children are developing, and the medical care they receive during childhood can significantly impact their health as an adult. That’s why children’s dentistry is a crucial part of a child’s healthcare plan. Establishing effective oral healthcare routines during childhood can prevent ...