For years, doctors have been telling adults that stress can increase the likelihood of everything from depression to high blood pressure and everything in between. However, most people don’t think about the impact of stress on their smiles.  Unfortunately, it’s not just adults that have to deal with stress. Children also face stress, and it…

As you evaluate your child’s dental health, various components compete for your attention.   There is the need to assess brushing and what happens to the gum line over time, just like there is for a dental patient of any age.   At the same time, there’s also a big focus on the development of…

Teaching your children how to take care of their teeth can be challenging. Children inherently develop bad dental habits out of their lack of knowledge about their teeth and how to properly care for them. As a parent, you need to constantly be on the lookout for bad dental habits. Immediately correcting these mistakes allows…

In a few months, millions of school-age children will be on summer vacation. As a parent, it is your responsibility to make sure your children stay healthy and happy during this time of year. During the summer, children are at home and bored most of the time. This boredom can snowball and cause bad dental…

Being a parent is one of the most rewarding jobs on the planet. It is your job as a parent to make sure your child is both healthy and happy. One of the main things you need to focus on when trying to keep your child healthy is properly caring for their teeth. Until your…

Caring for your child’s teeth begins before they even have any. The American Dental Association recommends starting oral health care on babies before teething begins, cleaning and protecting gums against infections so that teeth can come in healthy. Once your child has baby teeth, keeping them free from decay will better aid the proper growth…