If you’re wearing braces, you know it’s a little more difficult to keep your oral hygiene in check. Braces require more effort to make sure your teeth are clean with metal wires covering some of your tooth surface. Good oral hygiene during the time you have them is crucial so you don’t create other problems
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Babies who are teething can’t communicate with you when their teeth and gums hurt. Their non-verbal communication gets the message across to you loud and clear. If you have ever had a toothache, you can understand why your darling baby has suddenly turned from being your precious infant to a tearful, inconsolable drooling baby who
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February is Children’s Dental Health Month, a month-long national health observance to promote the benefits of good oral health for children. This effort is to help educate children and their parents regarding the importance that good dental health plays in the early stages and through adulthood of a child’s life. Good dental health is more
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What are Sealants? Sealants protect the nooks and crannies in your molars from tooth decay by “sealing out” food and plaque that can form. Sealants are usually for children, but adults can also get sealants if they are cavity free. They are applied to children’s teeth when their permanent molars and premolars erupt. This way,
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February typically represents the month of love; love for your classmates at school, love for your friends and family, and love for your significant other. How about showing love for your teeth, especially loose or missing teeth? Your teeth are important in so many ways! Teeth allow you to eat and enjoy food, they aid
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