You can take your child at a younger age, but experts recommend taking him or her within 6 months of the first tooth coming in (erupting), or by about 12 months at the latest. (Stanford Children’s Health) Why So Early? Tooth decay can begin as soon as your baby’s teeth come …
This coming Wednesday, April 7th from Noon to 1 PM I’ll be speaking with Dr. Preeti Kulkarni, NP about how oral health and dental hygiene are a ‘window’ into a person’s overall systemic health. Click here to register for our talk and check out her full lineup for her Spring …
Easy to follow tips for how to handle dental emergencies. What to do in case your child knocks out a tooth, cracks a tooth, injures their lip, or has a gum infection.
Did you know that systemic inflammation, airway-breathing disorders, TMD and malocclusion are linked? If you are struggling with snoring and sleeplessness, please …
Functional Dentistry goes beyond treating the signs and symptoms and instead determines the root cause of disease. It addresses the entire body …
While we continue to practice self-isolation, we have pulled together ways you can take care of your oral health and to optimize …
Did you know that incipient dental cavities can be reversed? Tooth structure can be strengthened with remineralization to increase enamel density and …
As we enter new shelter-at-home orders, we want to reassure you that we are OPEN and available for patient care. We continue …
Please join us for our first annual 21-day Halloween Flossing Challenge! Looking forward to some sweets for Halloween? Then let’s floss up …
Is it safe to see the dentist while pregnant? Yes, it is! The American Dental Association and the American College of Obstetricians …
