My Child Lost a Tooth! What Now?
The average age for your child to begin losing his or her primary teeth is age six, with all permanent teeth in place by about age 13. When your child […]
My Child Lost a Tooth! What Now? Read More »
The average age for your child to begin losing his or her primary teeth is age six, with all permanent teeth in place by about age 13. When your child […]
My Child Lost a Tooth! What Now? Read More »
If sipping hot coffee or eating ice cream makes you wince, you may have tooth sensitivity. While this may be discouraging and painful, there are remedies for your sensitive teeth.
The 5 Common Causes of Tooth Sensitivity Read More »
Tooth enamel is essential to your oral health. After all, it’s what covers your teeth and protects them from becoming damaged. So when your enamel wears down, you’re at greater
What Exactly Is Tooth Enamel? Read More »
It can be a struggle to get your child to brush their teeth twice a day, let alone ask them to floss. You may find it’s a challenge for you,
Making Flossing Fun for Kids Read More »
When your child is born, his or her primary teeth have already started to form inside the gums. And within approximately six months to a year, their first tooth will
Your Child’s First Dental Visit: Getting It Done in Year One Read More »
Bruxism (or teeth grinding) is a common condition, but many people aren’t even aware that they do it. Grinding your teeth can cause irreparable tooth damage or other health complications.
Signs You Grind Your Teeth (And How to Stop) Read More »
Going to the dentist can be a dreaded affair for many. The thought of drills and sharp objects isn’t fun for anyone. But today’s dentistry is changing, thanks in part
The Benefits of Laser Light Read More »
Dental phobia is surprisingly common. But putting off going to the dentist can lead to more serious complications down the road. If you are a “Dentaphobe”, here are five ways
5 Common Dental Fears and How to Overcome Them Read More »
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