You’ve heard of cavities and tooth decay, but there’s a more subtle oral health ailment afflicting nearly 30% of children today – bruxism. Here’s what parents need to know about the problem, and how they can help their children beat it. What is Bruxism? Bruxism is more commonly known as teeth-grinding, and a surprising number of children suffer from …
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Flossing is an important part of a proper oral health routine, but most people would rather go shopping for groceries than floss! To help make flossing fun, we found some of our favorite facts about floss to share with you! 1 – Flossing removes food debris and plaque that is wedged in the hard to reach areas …
Spit may seem like a gross subject, but it’s actually quite fascinating! The truth is, saliva plays a pivotal role in cleaning teeth, and maintaining overall oral health, making it worthy of a further look. What is Saliva? Saliva is a liquid made of water, mucus, proteins, minerals, and an enzyme called amylase made by the salivary …
Dental history is a winding story of tools and gadgets that helped humanity get healthier teeth. But, what happened when someone in the ancient world lost a tooth too soon? Here’s the odd history of fake teeth. Old Animal Teeth The oldest dentures ever recorded date back to around 2500 BC, and were found in Mexico. Excavators estimate that …
Summer time vacations can be a great time to get away with your loved-ones for some crucial family time. But, a jam-packed Summer schedule can leave us with less time to take care of our teeth at home, which is why we’ve decided to help families keep their smiles healthy while on vacation! Drink Water Water is one of the best tools …
Tooth enamel is like a shield around teeth that helps protect them from tooth decay and cavities. But, that shield is under attack every day, leaving your teeth vulnerable to unhealthy bacteria. Here’s what you need to know about tooth enamel, and how you can keep your family’s tooth enamel strong. How Tooth Enamel Works …
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Tooth pain happens when the nerve connected to the tooth is irritated, inflamed, or damaged, typically by decay or infection. While some toothache pain is successfully treated with a simple filling procedure, if the decay or damage extends deeper into the tooth, your child might need a pulpotomy. With seven locations in southern California, Dental …
Tooth decay is a major cause of pain, infection, and tooth loss in American kids, according to the CDC. In fact, up to about a third of kids have cavities in their adult teeth and as many as 52% have cavities in their baby teeth. Unfortunately, data also show many of those cavities go untreated, …
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As a parent, you know how important it is for your child to see the dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups. But did you know those visits should begin before your child celebrates their first birthday? It’s true: The American Dental Association recommends kids have their first dental visit as soon as that first tooth …
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Mmm … sugar: Most kids love it. Most adults do, too. It’s that sugary sweetness that makes sodas, fruit drinks, and energy drinks so irresistible to people of all ages. But guess what? The bacteria that cause tooth decay love sugar, too. When your child drinks a sweet beverage, those bacteria get the energy they …
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