Dental Tips To Keep Your Child’s Teeth Healthy In 2020
Every year, we create resolutions aimed at improving health, so this year when setting goals for your family, be sure to take into account dental health as well. Baby …
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Holiday Tooth Care Kits, Tips, and Gifts for Kids!
Just when you thought you were in the clear for your children’s teeth with Halloween over, the sugar craze is on the rise with the holiday season in full …
No-Cavity November
Tooth decay is one of the most common childhood diseases. One in four children experiences having at least one cavity before entering kindergarten. However, cavities in children (and adults) …
Kids and Candy: How To Have A Cavity-Free Halloween!
Fall into October and get ready for a Spooktacular Halloween. This is one holiday that many children look forward to all year. Families pick and decorate pumpkins, some wear …
6 Signs That You May Have Gum Disease
Gum disease affects a wide number of Americans, but its signs are surprisingly easy to ignore. Because many people focus their attention on issues with their teeth instead and …
Is Your Child Suffering From a Dry Mouth?
Is your child complaining about an uncomfortably dry mouth? If so, he or she is likely dealing with the irritating effects of xerostomia. Xerostomia occurs when your mouth lacks …
What Are the Effects of Sugar on Teeth?
Summer is here, and so is the ice cream! What better way to spend a San Diego summer than hanging out by the pool with some popsicles, a double …
Five Reasons Why You Should Floss Every Day
Our mouths are something we use every day, so taking care of it should always be a top priority. Taking care of your mouth means you should routinely brush, …
Shields Up! How Dental Sealants Protect Your Teeth
We’ve all seen those space action movies where there’s an epic battle between spaceships. The tiny one-person fighters are zipping around the planet chasing each other while the two …
The Top Five Kids Dentistry Myths Debunked
As one of the most popular dental offices in San Diego, we often hear parents and children ask us if something they’ve heard on TV or read online is …
