Dental health is something you should be thinking about from the moment your infant cuts his first tooth. From baby to toddler to school-age, children need to learn the importance of good oral health. As you have probably learned from being a parent, sitting down and lecturing your child isn’t likely to do much good.
You’re at your teenage daughter’s basketball game and everything’s going great. She has scored a few baskets and her team is winning. Then the game takes a turn for the worse when your daughter is elbowed in the jaw. She’s on the ground in pain, and when you finally get a close look at her mouth, you see a
Whether you’re 8 or 80 years old, dental health is important for everyone. Brushing and flossing every day certainly tops the list of ways you can take care of your teeth, but regular cleanings at Evanson DDS are also vital for good oral health. According to the American Dental Association, you should have your teeth cleaned
Your child might refuse to eat carrot sticks, almonds and pretzels, but is it for the reason you think? Rather than disliking the taste of these foods, your child might be suffering from chewing issues that make biting hard food painful. Uncover the dental-related causes of chewing issues and learn how to help your child
Losing baby teeth to make room for permanent teeth is a natural part of growing up. You may encourage your child to place her lost tooth under her pillow for the tooth fairy to find, but you should take the situation seriously if her baby teeth fall out early due to accidents or tooth decay. These circumstances require
Visiting the dentist twice a year should be a priority for every member of your family. If you’re tired of your general practitioner sending you to a different dentist every time your child needs a special treatment, it’s time to find a family dentist who can care for every family member’s teeth. From your toddler
Did you just get your braces on? Congratulations – you’re on your way to a healthier, straighter smile! You can expect the best results if you conduct good oral hygiene. This means, in addition to brushing and flossing every day, you should plan to visit Dr. Evanson every six months during treatment. Why is this necessary
Spring has hit in Parker, Colorado! It’s the time of year for yard cleanup, spring cleaning and garage sales, but don’t forget the importance of “spring cleaning” your mouth! Your oral health can impact much more than just your mouth. As you age, your gums have a propensity to recede, which can trigger periodontal gum disease and
Everyone understands the importance of having healthy teeth. Why, then, are oral infections on the rise? According to the New York Times, preventable dental conditions were the primary reason for over 830,000 emergency room visits in 2009, an increase of 16 percent compared to three years earlier. One particular type of oral infection called a
Your smile is an important part of who you are. Take good care of your teeth to decrease the chance of gum disease, tooth decay and cavities. By maintaining healthy teeth, you improve your appearance, promote good overall health and even increase your chances of career success. To make sure your whole family gets to
