When I discovered that I was having my first child, I dived into every book possible and felt I was ready to be a super parent. What the books did not prepare me for was the time my child showed up with a bloody mouth and his tooth in his hand. The sight of him almost sent me into a panic. After getting him emergency help, I found that there was very little information available to help parents who have never dealt with emergency situations with their little ones. I created this blog to help parents prepare for those moments so that they can get the help needed.
Posted on: 13 August 2021
Some people seem more prone to dental issues than others and that can sometimes be blamed on genetics. If your parents have dental issues, chances are you will have some of the same or similar issues. One common problem that may or may not be inherited is what is often referred to as soft teeth. Read on to find out what causes this malady and what you can do about it.
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Posted on: 6 July 2021
Your smile should be important to you. It's not all about looks, it's also about your overall health. Your smile is more important than you think.
Are you trying to determine if a dental appointment is worth your time? These are a few reasons why you should start taking care of your teeth right now.
Your Teeth Help Your Body Digest Food
One of the biggest reasons to take care of your teeth is that your teeth are essential for digesting food.
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Posted on: 24 May 2021
Having a beautiful and sparkling smile gives you a lot of confidence when talking and smiling. However, most people have problems like stained, chipped, and missing teeth, which provide them with many insecurities. Fortunately, cosmetic dentistry procedures can fix most of the imperfections. Often, the dentist may explain the functional benefits your oral health gets when you get these procedures. Here are the four most common types of cosmetic dentistry procedures and their services.
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Posted on: 12 April 2021
Often, taking care of your child's teeth means that they will have to get braces. As a parent, you may be apprehensive about your child's dental health and how they will tolerate braces. Here is a look at some key things you need to know if your child is going to get braces.
The First Visit
During the first visit, your orthodontist will examine your child's teeth, jaw, and mouth. Your child will be asked to bite their teeth together so that they can examine them.
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