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  How Fluoride Helps Your Teeth

  What is the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning? You brush your teeth. And then right before you go to bed at night, you brush them again. Taking care of your teeth is an important daily routine for your health. To ensure that you are doing all the right things […]

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  Loose Teeth: To Pull or Not to Pull

  Photo by Qiqi on Flickr   It is a natural part of the growing up process for children to lose their baby teeth. For concerned parents who are looking for advice on their children’s teeth, the best place to obtain information is from an experienced dentist in Pleasant View, Utah. But to get started, here’s […]

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  Good and Bad Foods

  Most people are under the assumption that food feeds only your body; this is not true. The food you eat will also feed the plaque that is living inside of your mouth. You do not want the plaque to damage the enamel on your teeth, which ultimately leads to tooth decay. Best Foods Changes in […]

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  Baby’s First Dentist Visit…When is it the Right Time?

  Parents all struggle with the question, “When is it time for my baby to visit the dentist?” Although the answer depends on you, there are some medical professionals who put time frames on when a baby’s first dentist appointment should be scheduled. The American Academy for Pediatrics states that all children should have their first […]

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  Dental Fillings and Restorations

  One of the scariest places on earth for some people is the dentist’s chair. Knowing that drilling sounds and teeth grinding is only a few seconds away can cause stress and panic but the knowledge of the relief afterwards is well worth the fear. Receiving a treatment that involves fillings or restorations does need to […]

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  Keeping Yours and Your Kids Teeth Healthy and Strong for Your Whole Life

  During your lifetime, you will have two sets of teeth. The first teeth that humans have are often called their baby teeth, but are also known as primary teeth or milk teeth. These first 20 teeth are formed when the embryo is in the mother’s womb. They grow during the first two years of a […]

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