Keeping up with good oral hygiene is a must. From an early age, caring for one’s teeth presents the best way to ensure they have a lifelong ability to speak, chew and even smile with confidence. From brushing to flossing, eating well and visiting the dentist – we’ve heard all Read more…
For years we’ve been preparing our children with tools and habits to support their future dental health. Whether it means standing in front of the mirror each morning to show them how to properly brush and supervise that the step is taken, or replacing candy-filled holiday baskets with better alternatives. Read more…
Teaching children about oral health is important. Kids who have cavities and other dental problems may struggle to pay attention in school and experience other problems. The earlier kids learn how to take care of their teeth, the better. The nursery school years are an excellent time to start the Read more…
Caring for our kid’s teeth is about more than just helping them to stay cavity free. Good dental habits established early on also protects their overall heart health later in life too. According to research findings that studied over 700 kids from 1980-2007, those children that had some signs of Read more…
Crooked teeth can cause children and teenagers to feel self-conscious. Teeth that are out of alignment can also be hard to clean thoroughly, which can increase the risk of cavities, and in some cases, misaligned teeth are susceptible to injuries. If your child has crooked teeth, there are several ways Read more…