Let’s face it, sugar can be addicting. While adults are accountable for their intake of sugars and sweets, children are not always at fault. Kids depend on adults to feed them, clothe them and teach them how to become grownups as they age and mature. That means we adults need to … [Read more...]
Gums Turn Blue. What to Do?
Black and blue bumps aren’t just for skinned knees. If your tot is teething, you may notice a bruise-colored bump on your child’s gums. Parental instincts may tell you to think the worst, but that black-and-blue bump is likely nothing to worry about. The discoloration is … [Read more...]
Teledentistry Can Bring Answers in a Time of Uncertainty
In a time of uncertainty, we want to provide answers that our members can count on. Teledentistry can fill a gap created by a patient’s inability to visit a dental office. Ensuring that only patients in need of emergency care are in the dental office pays off in two ways. We can … [Read more...]
Mother’s Day “Stained-Glass” Toothbrush Holder
This “stained-glass” mason jar project inspired by a project from iheartartsncrafts.com is a great activity to bring Grandma, Mom, and daughter together to celebrate Mother’s Day together. Plus, this beautiful jar can double as a new toothbrush holder! Keep it next to … [Read more...]
Don’t Let Plaque Stick Around! Teach Kids to Floss Project [VIDEO]
Teaching kids to floss may be laughable right now, but this project can help change that and get them understand the importance of oral health! Use Play-Doh, a pipe cleaner, and the underside of an ice tray to demonstrate how food and bacteria get stuck in between the teeth. … [Read more...]
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