How to Make Playtime Safe for Baby Teeth
New moms learn one thing pretty quickly: kids love toys, and love putting them in their mouths, particularly when they are teething. Parents should keep this in mind and make sure the toys they buy are teeth-friendly. Clean is Everything Tots don’t baby their beloved toys. They may be on the ground one second, in their hand another, and in…
Read more4 Ways to End Bedtime Brushing Struggles
We all know how important it is to keep your child’s teeth clean, but when brushing is the last thing between your fussy, tired toddler and bedtime, it can suddenly seem a lot less essential. Hang in there, Mom and Dad. Grouchy nights are no match for you. Here are some helpful tips to beat bedtime brushing battles and keep…
Read moreA Mom-To-Be’s Guide to Gummy Bears
Don’t stand between a pregnant woman and her cravings. They are very real and can signify a nutritional deficiency that’s worth talking to a doctor about — some women crave chocolate when they are low on magnesium, for example. But there are ways to have your cake and eat it, too, while sparing yourself unnecessary dental damage. Here are some…
Read moreDoes my child need dental sealants?
Nothing beats brushing, flossing and healthy snacking for a healthy mouth, but dental sealants provide young teeth with some added insurance. Q: What are sealants? A: Sealants are thin protective coatings placed on teeth to prevent cavities. Q: Do they work? A: Research shows that sealants are 100% effective at preventing cavities on molars, the teeth in the back of…
Read moreProtect Your Teeth During Morning Sickness
One of the hallmarks of pregnancy is morning sickness. (We didn’t say it was the fun part.) Despite its name, morning sickness can strike any time of day…and does. Over half of pregnant women suffer from the nausea and vomiting that may be caused by a sudden increase in hormones. Degrees of morning sickness range from woozy feelings caused by…
Read moreWhy pregnant women get swollen gums (and how to prevent them)
Ah, hormones. When you’re pregnant, they can be blamed for lots of stuff. Like swollen gums. Pregnancy can cause this condition, also known as “pregnancy gingivitis.” It’s common — about half of us get it — but it can be annoying, mostly because swollen gums tend to bleed more readily when flossed or brushed. This type of mild gum disease…
Read moreFinding and paying for dental care
Word of mouth is by far the most common way to make a great dentist connection. Friends, family, and co-workers generally won’t steer you wrong....
Read moreQuestions to ask your physician
More and more physicians and dentists are teaming up to promote oral health – along with overall health. The link is clear: a healthy mouth is one key to a healthy body....
Read moreQuestions to ask your dentist
Dentists sure have the upper hand when it comes to asking questions. Who can talk with hands in their mouth? Nevertheless, don't forget: you're the patient....
Read moreThe Mighty Mouth: How-to hacks
The four basic steps that keep your mouth – and body – healthy are pretty simple. But everyone loves a good hack, so we found ways to make them even easier. ...
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Make sure you cover your mouth. When you’re planning your next act–otherwise known as retirement–there are a lot of things to consider. There are also a lot of reasons to make sure your mouth is one of them. Why?...
Read moreFlossing: It’s the new yoga
Feel better all over with a once-a-day flossing routine. Of all the jars, bottles and tubes in your medicine cabinet, dental floss is a beauty and health product not being used frequently enough....
Read moreHow to Make Playtime Safe for Baby Teeth
New moms learn one thing pretty quickly: kids love toys, and love putting them in their mouths, particularly when they are teething. Parents should keep this in mind and make sure the toys they buy are teeth-friendly. Clean is Everything Tots don’t baby their beloved toys. They may be on the ground one second, in their hand another, and in…
Read more4 Ways to End Bedtime Brushing Struggles
We all know how important it is to keep your child’s teeth clean, but when brushing is the last thing between your fussy, tired toddler and bedtime, it can suddenly seem a lot less essential. Hang in there, Mom and Dad. Grouchy nights are no match for you. Here are some helpful tips to beat bedtime brushing battles and keep…
Read moreA Mom-To-Be’s Guide to Gummy Bears
Don’t stand between a pregnant woman and her cravings. They are very real and can signify a nutritional deficiency that’s worth talking to a doctor about — some women crave chocolate when they are low on magnesium, for example. But there are ways to have your cake and eat it, too, while sparing yourself unnecessary dental damage. Here are some…
Read moreDoes my child need dental sealants?
Nothing beats brushing, flossing and healthy snacking for a healthy mouth, but dental sealants provide young teeth with some added insurance. Q: What are sealants? A: Sealants are thin protective coatings placed on teeth to prevent cavities. Q: Do they work? A: Research shows that sealants are 100% effective at preventing cavities on molars, the teeth in the back of…
Read moreProtect Your Teeth During Morning Sickness
One of the hallmarks of pregnancy is morning sickness. (We didn’t say it was the fun part.) Despite its name, morning sickness can strike any time of day…and does. Over half of pregnant women suffer from the nausea and vomiting that may be caused by a sudden increase in hormones. Degrees of morning sickness range from woozy feelings caused by…
Read moreWhy pregnant women get swollen gums (and how to prevent them)
Ah, hormones. When you’re pregnant, they can be blamed for lots of stuff. Like swollen gums. Pregnancy can cause this condition, also known as “pregnancy gingivitis.” It’s common — about half of us get it — but it can be annoying, mostly because swollen gums tend to bleed more readily when flossed or brushed. This type of mild gum disease…
Read moreFlossing: It’s the new yoga
Feel better all over with a once-a-day flossing routine. Of all the jars, bottles and tubes in your medicine cabinet, dental floss is a beauty and health product not being used frequently enough....
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