Blogs

• April 15^th, 2025
• Dentist

Primary teeth are often referred to as baby teeth. It’s vital to keep great care of these teeth to ensure your child’s growth and overall health. Even though baby teeth are temporary, taking proper care of them is essential for reasons we will delve into later in this blog. Learning about the role of baby teeth and how to maintain their health can help your child build the best oral health foundation for a lifetime of a healthy smile.

• March 18^th, 2025
• Dentist

Primary teeth are often referred to as baby teeth. It’s vital to keep great care of these teeth to ensure your child’s growth and overall health. Even though baby teeth are temporary, taking proper care of them is essential for reasons we will delve into later in this blog. Learning about the role of baby teeth and how to maintain their health can help your child build the best oral health foundation for a lifetime of a healthy smile.

• February 10^th, 2025
• Dentist

Primary teeth are often referred to as baby teeth. It’s vital to keep great care of these teeth to ensure your child’s growth and overall health. Even though baby teeth are temporary, taking proper care of them is essential for reasons we will delve into later in this blog. Learning about the role of baby teeth and how to maintain their health can help your child build the best oral health foundation for a lifetime of a healthy smile.

• January 14^th, 2025
• Dentist

Winter is a time when children get to indulge in activities such as hockey, skiing, snowboarding and sledding. These sports are a great way to get some exercise, as well as have a good time, but they also come with a risk of getting injured – including dental injuries. It’s crucial to take care of your child’s teeth and mouth during the winter season to avoid the risk of getting any dental injuries.

• December 17^th, 2024
• Dentist

When we consider gum disease, the impact tends to be linked with adults. However, this isn’t always the case, children can also face gum issues too. It is crucial for parents to recognize the signs and available treatments to maintain their child's oral health and to ensure it’s in good condition.