Diabetes is a serious condition that affects the entire body. In general, some symptoms affect vision, thirst, hunger, and can cause fatigue. Also, it affects the health of your teeth and gums. Children are still developing, so they are more… Continue Reading →
The long, warm days of summer have finally arrived. For your child, it is the best time of the year, a time of freedom and fun days spent with friends. If your child will be attending a sleepover this summer,… Continue Reading →
Many food manufacturing industries produce foods strictly for taste to entice children and adults. As a result, oral health continues to diminish day after day. Conversely, children have turned to these processed foods without any knowledge of the risk their… Continue Reading →
Clean water is important to the health of all living things. The human body up made of 70% water. Drinking water, especially unfiltered tap water, has many chemicals and solid impurities within it. Toxic contaminants may also exist in the… Continue Reading →
There are many reasons why your child’s teeth may be sensitive. Tooth sensitivity can be caused by erosion, decay, chipped teeth, receding gums, teeth grinding, fillings, crowns, and damaged enamel. Here’s how you can help decrease your child’s sensitive teeth… Continue Reading →
Lots of kids (and adults) use their teeth to open things. Maybe there are no scissors handy, or maybe their hands just aren’t strong enough to rip open a package without help. Whatever the reason, this seemingly harmless habit is… Continue Reading →
We’re pretty familiar with our teeth as they’re in our mouth all the time, but we’re not nearly as familiar with teeth in the animal kingdom. Some animal teeth are similar to ours, but the majority are much different when… Continue Reading →
While helping your children take care of their teeth is important, it’s also important to remember that you also want to help instill good dental hygiene habits that will carry with them through adulthood. Helping your children learn to care… Continue Reading →
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