Time to Explore With the weather warming up, it’s time to escape the confines of the house and soak up some sun! Get those kids outside, burn some energy, and give yourself that much-needed reset with some spring activities. When you live in a place for a while, it can be hard to find ways…

Can we put kids in a safe bubble? As much as we want to, it’s impossible to keep children in a safe bubble. They have their own agenda. For some, this involves crossing the monkey bars in precarious ways. Other children are more inclined to be the star of the football team. Accidents are part…

Working Together: The importance of a good parent-dentist relationship. The parent-dentist relationship is incredibly important for ensuring your child’s oral health. Parents and dentists must work together to provide the care children need, both at the dental office and at home.  Maintaining a collaborative relationship can provide a better outcome for your child. Here are…

Your child’s oral health links directly to their overall health. Children’s oral health is an essential part of their overall health and development. Despite this, it’s often the most likely area to be overlooked.  The impact of oral health on children is widespread. It affects many areas of their lives, including their physical, emotional, and…

Does my child need an early orthodontic evaluation? All you want is for your child to be healthy and happy as they grow. When it comes to their teeth, you want their bite to form properly and their jaws to be perfectly aligned. But sometimes, whether due to accidents, genetics, or habits, that just doesn’t…

It’s story time!  Our world is filled with stories. From the tales we share with our families after a long day at work to the adventures on TV, there’s just something about a good story that pulls us in. But diving into a good book can sometimes be just a little extra special. It gives…

Cavities are more common than you think. If your child has a cavity, you might be shocked to learn they aren’t in the minority. According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, nearly 60% of children under the age of five will have a cavity by the time they are in kindergarten. And if those…

It’s never too early to introduce the joy of tooth-friendly cooking and baking to your kids! Teaching your children to cook and bake are skills that can last a lifetime, and it’s never too early to get your children involved in the kitchen! These times shared in the kitchen can create core memories for you…

You want your child to have the best foundation possible for lifelong dental wellness. An essential part of realizing that goal is starting them out on the right path from the start with their age one dental visit. This first visit will establish your child’s dental home, identify any potential early issues, and provide a…

Issues such as dental anxiety can make getting your child the dental care they need for healthy development a significant challenge. However, you can improve that experience by making an effort to frame dental appointments positively. With a little encouragement, you’ll be able to help your child develop the right attitude toward dental health to…