Tips for Preventing Childhood Tooth Injuries
EVERY PARENT KNOWS that kids are fearless little adventurers. Whether they’re sprinting across…
3 Legendary Women of Dental History
MARCH IS WOMEN’S History Month, and there’s no better time to celebrate the remarkable…
Jumpstart Your Child’s Lifetime Flossing Habit
MOST PARENTS ARE pretty good about getting their kids to brush. Two minutes, twice a…
How Eating Disorders Can Harm Your Teeth
EATING DISORDERS AFFECT millions of Americans, and while much attention focuses…
Lip and Tongue Ties: A Guide for Parents
IF YOU’VE NOTICED your baby struggling with breastfeeding or your toddler…
Tips for Sensitive Teeth
TOOTH SENSITIVITY AFFECTS millions of people, causing sharp, sudden pain…
Answering the Questions Dentists Hear Most
AS DENTAL PROFESSIONALS, we love when patients ask us questions. It shows they…
Why Early Dental Visits Matter: A Parent’s Guide to Pediatric Dentistry
Schenectady Pediatric Dentistry | Avril D’Souza, DMD Establishing healthy dental habits begins much earlier than many parents realize. According to pediatric health experts, a child’s first dental visit should happen by their first birthday—or within six months of their first tooth erupting. These early appointments are essential for preventing cavities, monitoring oral development, and helping…
Tobacco: Dangerous to Teeth in Any Form
WHEN PEOPLE THINK about the dangers of tobacco, lung cancer and heart disease typically…
Toothpaste’s Active and Inactive Ingredients
EVER WONDER WHAT’S actually in your toothpaste? That tube…