We have all grown up with the classic brushing routine: brush, spit and rinse. But what if I told you that rinsing your mouth immediately after brushing with fluoride toothpaste might be limiting the full benefits of your oral hygiene routine? Leading experts like the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) and the American Dental Association (ADA) have updated their... read more »
As the holiday season approaches, it can be challenging for parents to manage their children’s sugar intake, especially with Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas often centered around sweets and treats. Overconsumption of sugary foods not only affects children's overall health but can also have detrimental effects on their oral health, leading to cavities and tooth decay. Here are some practical tips to... read more »
Many parents may wonder why it's important to care for baby teeth when they eventually fall out. However, maintaining healthy baby teeth is crucial for several reasons. Foundation for Oral Health Baby teeth, also known as primary teeth, serve as placeholders for permanent teeth. They help guide the alignment and spacing of adult teeth. If a baby tooth is lost... read more »