For children, toothpaste may seem like a refreshing snack to start or end their day. As pediatric dentists, we agree with your little ones, the fact that you can’t eat toothpaste is pretty confusing. Almost everything we’ve given children to put in their mouth is edible. The two most common devi…Read More
If you’re an American, chances are visits from the Tooth Fairy were an integral part of your childhood. Most of us can remember the pain of losing your tooth being significantly lessened by the shiny coin that replaced it in the morning. Where did the coin come from? The answer is simple, a sweet …Read More
Why Are Bottles Bad For Your Child’s Teeth? Sippy cups are commonly used among children who have recently graduated from using bottles. Your child typically should move from breast to bottle at around 12 to 24 months. However, once they are older than about a year, as a parent, you should be weani…Read More
Why You Should Not Drink Orange Juice After Brushing Your Teeth There are some iconic duos out there: peanut butter and jelly, milk and cookies, and even bacon and eggs. However, there are some combinations that are better left separate, one of them being toothpaste and orange juice. If you have any…Read More
Dental Erosion You may begin every day in the same way: dress for work, eat a delicious breakfast, brush your teeth, and head out your front door. Eating before a big day at work or school is important, however, many people don’t know how to properly brush their teeth after consuming their breakfa…Read More
