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It’s time to make some changes. Getting kids to eat something healthy can feel like a battle at times. We want them to have healthy eating habits that don’t consist of only empty calories and overly processed foods, but sometimes it feels next to impossible to get them to eat something green. When it comes…

Energizer Toddlers As soon as a baby becomes mobile, it seems like they want to get into absolutely everything. Their newfound interest in exploring every cabinet within reach only seems to intensify as they grow into full-fledged toddlers. Only, now they feel like they must do everything themselves—and in a lot of ways, they do!…

Every Child Is Different One thing almost every parent can agree on is that parenting is filled with changes and struggles. Over time, you have no choice but to learn to roll with the punches. But when you have a child with special needs, even a typical dental appointment can feel like you’re training for…

Don’t forget this important “first.”  It’s undeniable that there are a lot of firsts throughout the first year of your child’s life. There’s the first smile, the first laugh, and sometimes, those first steps. But there’s one first that a lot of families tend to forget—their first dental visit. With the chaos that comes with…

Creatures of Habit We humans are notorious for becoming creatures of habit. Around Christmastime, that festive spirit tends to take over. As soon as the springtime allergens overtake the outside world, something in us makes us want to organize. The back-to-school season comes with a whirlwind all its own. It’s time to refresh our kiddos’…

Tooth Staining Happens In a world dominated by how we look, we all have insecurities one way or another. Unfortunately, all of this pressure affects our children. No matter how hard we try to teach our children that it truly doesn’t matter, outside pressures can get to them. As kids get older and start to…

Biannual dental visits are an important part of maintaining great oral health. Are you wondering if it is necessary to bring your child (or yourself) to the dentist every six months? The answer is YES! Biannual dental check ups are great for everyone’s oral health because they serve as preventative maintenance for your mouth. This…

Helping Your Child Prepare for a Filling As a parent, facing the prospect of your child needing a dental filling can be daunting because you want to ensure they feel comfortable, informed, and supported throughout the process. The key to navigating this situation lies in open communication and proactive preparation. By initiating conversations with your…

Answers to your FAQs about happy gas. A dental chair is a place that can evoke a lot of emotions in our little ones. As parents, we’ve all been there, witnessing the mix of anticipation and anxiety that often accompanies a trip to the dentist. It’s natural to want our children to feel comfortable and…

A Parent’s Guide to Baby Teeth Few moments are as exciting for a parent as seeing their baby’s first teeth make their grand debut! It’s a significant milestone that marks the beginning of a new chapter in their child’s growth and development. However, it’s also a time when parents gain a new responsibility—safeguarding and nurturing…

Inclusive Dental Care for Every Child Exploring the world with a child with special needs brings new adventures, particularly in healthcare experiences. For many parents and guardians, the thought of a dental visit may raise some concerns about how their child will adapt to the new environment—sights, sounds, and sensations. Today’s blog post aims to…

Talking To Your Child About Braces If your child’s dentist has recommended orthodontics to straighten your child’s teeth and align their bite, then it’s time to have an open conversation with your child about what having braces can mean. Braces aren’t a torture device preteens and teens wear to make their adolescent years more awkward—they’re…