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Fluoride is something we hear about all the time in toothpaste commercials and at the dentist’s office. It’s an important part of preventative oral healthcare, but why? Today we take the time to answer all your questions about it and why dentists want you to use it. What Exactly is Fluoride? If you remember back […]

Dental sealants are a common tool used by dentists to protect teeth, but what are they exactly and why should your child get them? In this post we’ll give you all the details and answer the most frequently asked questions about sealants. Sealants are a Painless and Affordable Way to Prevent Cavities. Imagine that a

Maybe you’ve heard the phrase: “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” But what does that really mean? For your child it could be the difference between regular visits to the dentist and extensive, costly treatments. Preventative dental care stops problems before they become emergencies. While most adults see the dentist once

Dentists have long been associated with fear and pain. But finding the right dentist can go a long way to alleviate any dental anxiety that you or your child may have. We understand that kids and parents may have negative feelings about a dentist visit, but we are committed to making each and every patient

Fresh breath isn’t just about making a good first impression. It can be a sign of overall dental health. And while we usually think about adults and bad breath, kids are certainly not immune. We’ll talk about what could be causing a stinky mouth and learn some easy ways we can help. The medical term

As moms, we know how important healthy snacks are to help kids maintain energy throughout the day. But when making a healthy snack or school lunch, it’s not always easy to know which foods might be harmful for teeth. In this post, we’ll share some of Dr. Asha’s advice about what she sends for her

Too often, friends, family, healthcare providers, and, uh, even strangers tell breastfeeding moms that they should stop nursing when baby gets teeth. And as mothers ourselves, we know moms get a lot of confusing advice. We’re here as moms and dental healthcare professionals to offer a few facts about breastfeeding older babies and toddlers. (SPOILER

Accidents happen. As parents, we want to keep our kids safe and healthy, but sometimes it’s hard to know when to call a doctor–or even go to the emergency room. In this post, we will detail a few of the most common child dental emergencies we see. DISCLAIMER: This article is not a substitute for

Reading books together is an effective way to promote healthy dental habits for children. It’s also a good way to talk through any fears that may come with going to the dentist. These are a few of our favorite books about teeth and going to the dentist for you to check out. These books are

We need to brush our teeth for two minutes, two times a day. It’s easy to remember, but not always so easy to do with young kids who like to do things their own way! Below we’ve put together a few tips and tricks that we’ve learned as dental professionals (and moms!) We hope some