Whole Tooth & Whole Children
Smile! Do you see or feel anything that does not belong? Chances are, everything looks and feels normal. But there are hundreds of bacteria stuck to all the surfaces of your mouth right now that you cannot see or feel. Some are good bacteria and some are bad. The bad bacteria work to break down the tooth, and this can cause cavities. Keep reading to find out more about how cavities are formed and what you can do to prevent them. What are ... Read the Post...
What can I do to prevent cavities in my kid's teeth? · Brush two times a day in the morning and after your last meal or snack at night. Brushing twice a day helps remove the bad bacteria that cause cavities. Use soft-bristled toothbrush and a pea size of fluoride toothpaste for two minutes each time. Just 4 minutes a day can help stop the bad bacteria from wearing down your teeth for years to come. Here are some tips to make brushing ... Read the Post...
Let me guess-your child either just finished a snack, is currently eating a snack or will be asking for a snack shortly. Snacks are great! They offer bite size food for our little humans and are usually quick and easy to grab. But what if these sacks are actually harming your child’s teeth? Keep reading to find 5 snack swaps you can make for healthier teeth. The bacteria in our mouth feed on sugar and then create an acid that breaks down ... Read the Post...
Sports Drinks: Here we are post pandemic with youth sports back in full swing! You’ve got your cheering hat on and surely your kids mouth-piece in hand. Any parent knows, it's important to keep your child hydrated throughout the game, so on your way to the game, you stop by your local corner store and see a variety of hydration options. A common question we often receive from parents is “Should my kid drink *insert any sugary sports ... Read the Post...
