Okemos, Lansing, East Lansing MI Sports are a great way for your child to stay active, burn energy and have fun all while learning about teamwork and sportsmanship. But physical activity also increases the risk of injury, including to your child’s mouth and teeth. Whether it’s football, soccer, basketball or baseball/softball, it’s important to protect […]
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What is the appropriate age for children to have their first dental visit.
First Dental visit for Children Read More »
Tooth decay occurs when the sugar we consume reacts with the bacteria in the plaque on our teeth. This reaction forms an acid that attacks the teeth and destroys enamel.
We still eat a lot of sugar! Read More »
The most common chronic disease among children is tooth decay (TD), which is a completely preventable disease. TD does not stop in childhood, 25% of adults have untreated TD.
Can you believe the most common chronic disease in kids is tooth decay? Read More »
Tips for National Children’s Dental Health Month
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! Read More »
The average trick-or-treater will consume three cups of sugar from Halloween candy. But, surprise, even dentists hand out candy treats on Halloween!
Pre-Halloween News Feature / Interview Availablity Read More »
