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Greek Yogurt: Super-food For Your Family’s Teeth
By Just for Kids Dentistry | July 2, 2015
Greek yogurt is a dental super food. Yogurt is more popular than ever as a healthy choice for those seeking to supplement their diet with a food that will help their overall health. Several respected studies over the last few years have continuously shown that Greek yogurt has benefits far beyond digestive health. Here are a few of the exciting
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Vacation Tips From Your Dentist!
By Just for Kids Dentistry | June 18, 2015
A vacation from work or school doesn’t mean a vacation from your dental health. In fact, the change in your family’s schedule and diet means that it is even more essential to be vigilant in maintaining those beautiful smiles. Here are five pointers for a healthy mouth while you and your children are traveling or on vacation: 1. Get up
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3 Foods that Can Harm Your Child’s Teeth & 3 Easy Alternatives
By Just for Kids Dentistry | June 4, 2015
What your child eats affects their oral health. The best thing you can do as a parent is to encourage your children to make healthier food choices. Here are a few common snacks that can be detrimental to the health of your child’s teeth and a smile-friendly alternative for each of them. Sodas & Sugary Drinks Sodas and sugary drinks
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Soda’s War On Your Child’s Teeth
By Just for Kids Dentistry | May 21, 2015
Good news for teeth: Soda consumption in the U.S. is falling. For the eighth-straight year soda consumption has decreased to its lowest level since 1987. Many school districts have banned sugary carbonated beverages from their cafeterias. Well-known politicians have attempted to limit access to large quantities of soda, and even the national “Let’s Move” campaign is urging kids to drink
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Easy Ideas to Motivate Your Kids to Brush
By Just for Kids Dentistry | May 7, 2015
It can be difficult for all of us to do something that we’re simply not in the mood for. This is especially true for children, whether it’s bed-time or bath-time. Maintaining good oral hygiene can be a challenge as well, so here are a few tips for motivating your children to keep their teeth healthy: Let kids pick
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Your Infant’s Teeth: When Should Care Begin?
By Just for Kids Dentistry | April 23, 2015
Establishing a healthy starting point for your child’s oral care start earlier than you may realize. It’s amazing how quickly time passes and how fast children grow up. We’ve put together a few guidelines to encourage you to make good dental habits a priority and to begin caring for your child’s teeth as soon as possible. Start before teeth arrive.
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How To Get Relief From Sensitive Teeth!
By Just for Kids Dentistry | April 9, 2015
One of the most common dental complaints we hear involves sensitive teeth. People of all ages are affected. Whether it’s biting into a cold ice cream cone or drinking a hot beverage, the pain that can come from hypersensitivity can be more than an inconvenience. Several things can cause sensitive teeth: Cracked or fractured teeth Missing or worn fillings Gum
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Protecting Tooth Enamel, Five Easy Tips
By Just for Kids Dentistry | March 26, 2015
The first line of protection for your child’s teeth is the enamel, which is the white, visible part of the tooth. It’s also hardest substance in the human body, and yet it takes a lot of abuse. Enamel can crack, chip and wear away. What steps can you take to protect your child’s enamel? Use a soft toothbrush. While
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Four Reasons You Should Care About Gum Health
By Just for Kids Dentistry | March 12, 2015
When we think of oral health, our focus tends to be on teeth. But that’s only half the story. Gum health is an integral part of dental and oral health and can also play a significant role in the overall health of your body. Taking care of your own gum health and helping guide your children in good oral habits
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You’ll Be Surprised at the Hidden Sugar in these Foods
By Just for Kids Dentistry | February 26, 2015
The processed food industry has made the job of cutting out sugar even more difficult for consumers. Foods we wouldn’t necessarily consider full of sugar, even healthy foods, are often sugar bombs in disguise. Reducing the amount of sugar your family eats is not only a great idea for keeping mouths healthy, but it can also have tremendous benefits to
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