October has arrived, and for parents, this is the time of year where children are focused on fun costumes and trick-or-treating for sweets. As much as our team of professionals love trick-or-treating, we also know that this increased consumption of candies and snacks can put children (and even indulging adults!) at risk for tooth decay. […]
When you have a house full of little kids, it can sometimes feel like you’re herding sheep. No matter what you say, they tend to do whatever they want. Although that may work in some parts of your home life, when it comes to dental care, it may require a bit more guidance. But because
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When you have little kids, it can be especially hard to talk to them about things like their health. However, your children are a lot smarter than you think and if presented well, they should be able to understand what you’re saying. To help instill good dental habits in your little ones, make sure to
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Pediatricians and dentists agree – a child’s first dental visit should be within six months after the first baby teeth appear, or around the age of one. For first-time parents, the idea of taking your “baby” to the dentist can be a concern. Even if you have maintained twice-yearly dental visits throughout your life, taking
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