Dental Care and Special Needs: Planning for Success

Posted on: 4 November 2015

Your oral health is important. Having strong, healthy teeth and gums allows you to smile, eat, and speak without trepidation. However, sometimes there are factors that get in the way of a healthy, beautiful smile. Whether you suffer from rampant tooth decay, gum disease, or had an acute injury, you should know that you have options when it come to improving your smile. Talk to your dentist about the cosmetic dentistry options that are the best for your oral health and your budget.
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Posted on: 19 October 2015

Does your child get a little bit excited at dentist appointments, making it difficult for them to sit still? Or maybe they are struggling with AD/HD, or a similar disorder that makes it hard for them to pay attention or stay focused on directions. Regardless of the cause, the right family dentist can help make your appointments go more smoothly. The following tips can ensure your child gets the dental care they need.
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Posted on: 5 October 2015

Your baby or toddler can't clean their own mouth and teeth properly, so it's up to you as the parent to brush and care for your child's teeth. It's up to you to instill the importance of dental care and teach proper teeth cleaning techniques to help prepare him or her for the future. See below for helpful tips on how to properly care for your baby and toddler's teeth.
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Posted on: 11 September 2015

Bulimia is an eating disorder where the person affected with the illness will binge eat and then force themselves to throw up afterwards. There are many ways bulimia is bad for your health. It can lead to you becoming too thin and malnourished, cause damage to your esophagus, lead to acid reflux, cause you to become dehydrated, cause low blood pressure and many other health problems. Bulimia can also lead to serious dental issues.
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