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Understanding and Preventing Baby Bottle Tooth Decay in Your Child

October 25, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

Strong and Healthy Baby Teeth Too often, parents do not understand that their child’s baby teeth are important enough to keep healthy. They think since they will eventually fall out, that they’re not as important as their permanent teeth. This is the furthest from the truth. All children need to keep their teeth healthy and … Continued

Benefits of Seeing a Family Dentist

September 16, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

The benefits of seeing a family dentist are undeniably numerous. From treating the whole family in a single afternoon to visiting a doctor who specializes in kid-friendly treatment, the idea of family dentistry should keep you smiling. The fantastic staff at Growing Smiles Dentistry – led by Dr. Sonny Sekhon – provides these benefits and more, creating an experience that is relaxing, quick, and painless. … Continued

Back to School Braces Care for Kids

August 10, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

Caring while out and about Parents should assemble a “to-go kit” for their children who have braces. This encourages healthy dental habits in order to prevent issues such as infection, pain, or awkward food stuck in their braces. Included in the kit should be: toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, rubber bands, wax, and lip balm. It’s a … Continued

Dental Savers Plan vs. Dental Insurance: Which is Best?

July 29, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

Did you know that there is an option to lower your dental costs, even if you do not have dental insurance? A Dental Savers Plan allows you to pay an annual fee to lower your treatment fees an average of 30-50%. But how do you know which one is a better choice for you? Here are the Pros … Continued

How Do Cavities Form?

June 30, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

Enamel can repair itself with saliva and fluoride from toothpaste and some sources of drinking water. However, over time minerals can be lost and decay can progress. This is how cavities start to form. Sugars & Bacteria Foods and drinks that contain sugar and starch are used by the bacteria in our mouths to produce … Continued

Summer Foods to Avoid

May 17, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

When you think of the summertime, you probably imagine sunshine, endless barbecues, and long afternoons at the pool or on the beach. It’s a great time of year, and with the season comes great produce: peaches, summer squash, cantaloupe, tomatoes, corn, blueberries, and many other delicious fruits and vegetables. Sadly, not all of these are … Continued

Mouth Guards Are Crucial for Sports Players

April 22, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

If you play sports there’s a good chance you probably aren’t wearing a mouth guard while you’re playing your favorite sport. You don’t hear about it often, but mouth guards are, in many ways, a crucial protective item for athletes. Here’s why you should consider ordering a fitted mouth guard right away. Protects Against Grinding … Continued

Setting Reminders to Floss Daily

March 8, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

Everyone knows the importance of flossing — it helps prevent tooth decay, gum disease, and bad breath. But the American Dental Association reports that only 4 in 10 Americans floss at least once per day as recommended. Why? One of the most common reasons patients give for not flossing is that they simply forget. Setting … Continued

Fighting Gum Disease

March 1, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

Did you know that more than 75% of Americans over the age of 35 have some form of gum disease? If left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth loss. In order to keep your teeth, you have to take care of your gums. Here is how to care for your gums and maintain a … Continued

Getting Ready for Your Kid’s First Dental Visit

February 17, 2016

By Growing Smiles Pediatric & Family Dentistry

Preparing for your kid’s first dental visit doesn’t have to be difficult. In fact, the process can be fun for both you and your child. Checking Out the Office When you call to schedule your child’s first visit, ask if it would be okay to bring him or her in for a quick look around. … Continued

Understanding and Preventing Baby Bottle Tooth Decay in Your Child

Benefits of Seeing a Family Dentist

Back to School Braces Care for Kids

Dental Savers Plan vs. Dental Insurance: Which is Best?

How Do Cavities Form?

Summer Foods to Avoid

Mouth Guards Are Crucial for Sports Players

Setting Reminders to Floss Daily

Fighting Gum Disease

Getting Ready for Your Kid’s First Dental Visit

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