How A Family Dentist Helps Single Mothers

Single mothers trying to take care of a child have to work hard to set a great example for their child. For example, they need to do what they can to model great dental behaviors that help a child not only keep their teeth healthy but also react well to their first trip to a family dentist. Setting an Early Precedent Helps Children With Dentists Young children often don't quite know why dental care is so important. Read More 

Professional Pediatric Dental Services To Help Keep Your Child In Great Overall Health

Dental checkups and regular oral healthcare is an important part of keeping your body in good health. The health of your overall body is tied closely to the health of your teeth and gums, and starting the habit of good oral health and your body's overall health starts when you are young. For this reason, it is essential that you start your children off with good oral health and dental practices. Read More 

Why Your Dentist Might Advise Tooth Extraction

Even though various treatments for tooth replacement exist, natural teeth are still the best teeth to have. Many people know this and get shocked when their dentists suggest a tooth extraction. However, there are good reasons why a dentist may advocate for tooth extraction. Below are some of those reasons. Extreme Tooth Damage Various forms of dental treatments are available for those with damaged teeth. Dental bonding and even the use of crowns and veneers can help. Read More 

Are Sugarless Sodas Damaging Your Family’s Teeth?

Making the switch from full-sugar sodas to sugar-free ones might seem like a good choice to make for your family. And you're partially right; cutting down on sugar in your family's diet can be good for your family's teeth. However, if you're still sipping soda on a regular basis, damage may still be done. Here's what you need to know about this damage. What Causes It There are a few factors at work in the average soda that can cause problems for your teeth and gums. Read More 

Can A Simple Dental Problem Cause Heart Disease?

Toothaches are a real pain to deal with, but it might surprise you to learn that the discomfort they can cause doesn't necessarily stay in the mouth. When you have a dental problem that leads to an infection in the gums or tooth, it can travel to other parts of the body. Here's what you need to know about this phenomenon. How It Starts Believe it or not, there are known cases of this happening. Read More