The crisp air, the sound of cleats on grass, and the cheering from sidelines: fall sports season is here. From football and soccer to field hockey and cheer, kids across our community are staying active and having fun. But did you know that dental injuries are among the most common sports-related injuries in children? The…
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Let’s clear up some spooky dental myths this October! ? Myth #1: Baby teeth don’t matter.False! Baby teeth help with speech, chewing, and guiding adult teeth into place. Cavities in baby teeth can lead to pain, infection, and problems with permanent teeth. Myth #2: Sugar-free candy is safe.Not always! Many sugar-free treats contain acidic ingredients…
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Halloween is full of fun, costumes, and... sugar. Lots of sugar. But don’t worry — your child can enjoy their treats and protect their teeth with a few simple tips. 1. Timing mattersLet kids eat their candy with meals, not as an all-day snack. Saliva production increases during meals, helping rinse away sugar and acids…
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Did you know that dental issues are one of the leading causes of school absences in children? Toothaches, cavities, and other oral health problems can lead to missed school days, difficulty concentrating, and even trouble sleeping. When kids are in pain, their ability to focus, eat nutritious meals, and participate in class can all be…
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