Your baby comes into the world without any teeth, but oral health maintenance should begin as soon as the first tooth appears. If the baby’s teeth are stubborn and haven’t appeared by your child’s first birthday, it is recommended that you make a dental appointment to have the child’s mouth and gums checked. It is…
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Can Dental Hygiene Affect Fertility?
Amazing, as it seems, dental hygiene can affect fertility. It is crucially important that women who wish to become pregnant make an appointment with their dentist since oral health should be assessed prior to becoming pregnant. But outside of simply having a healthy mouth, can dental hygiene affect your chances of conceiving a baby? Plaque…
How to Choose a Family Dentist
Choosing a dentist, just like choosing any doctor, can be a difficult choice to make. When choosing a dentist for your family, you have to think about everyone involved, how qualified the dentist you are choosing is, do they accept your dental insurance, and are they good at dealing with kids. Especially when it comes…
What Family Dentist Patients May Know, That You Don’t
How do you feel about going to the dentist? Do you go routinely, or only when you have a problem? Chances are, if you go routinely, you don’t have that many dental problems. Having regular checkups, and following the advice of your dentist is a good way to prevent tooth and gum disease, and to…
A Family Dentist that Cares: Making Dental Health Affordable
Prevention, Prevention, Prevention Did you know that decay could begin to develop from the minute a tooth breaks through the gums? That means that even your 6-month old child is at risk for getting a cavity. This is why prevention is vitally important throughout your entire life. The American Dental Association recommends that every person…
