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Protecting Children’s Teeth With Dental Sealants
No one intends to get cavities, but unfortunately for many people, they are a normal part of life. Children in particular tend to be at a higher risk for cavities based on their problems with brushing and flossing their teeth. In fact, research shows that children under the age of eleven will have at least […]
How Do You Choose a Pediatric Dentist?
If you are looking for a children’s dentist in Ogden, UT, it is important to know what type services to look for. Like a general dentist, a children’s dentist will be able to provide services related to checkups and filling cavities. Teaching children how to take care of their teeth can prevent serious oral health […]
The Moose Dentist’s Tips for Proper Oral Hygiene
Do you struggle to keep your teeth and gums free from bacteria? Maintaining proper oral hygiene is essential to your health. Not only will simple things like daily flossing help to reduce the risk of gum disease, it helps to reduce the risk of heart disease. It is important to schedule regular visits with The […]
The Effects of Canker Sores
Canker sores can be nothing more than an irritation but to many people they can be incredibly painful and make eating and drinking difficult. A canker sore usually heals itself and will go away in about 2 weeks or less. If they last longer or you continue to get canker sores you will need to […]
Sedation Options for Your Child’s Dental Work
When you bring your child to the dentist, safety and comfort are your top priorities. To help make you child’s experience stress-free, we offer 4 types of sedation: nitrous oxide (laughing gas), conscious oral sedation, in-office IV sedation and general anesthesia at Mt. Ogden Surgical Center or Primary Children’s Medical Center. How safe is Sedation […]
How Does Fluoride Help Make My Child’s Teeth Stronger?
Healthy gums and teeth are important to your child’s overall health. To prevent tooth decay and keep your child’s teeth strong, we recommend fluoride treatments every six months. Read on further for information about fluoride and how it benefits your child. What is Fluoride? Fluoride is a dental treatment used to prevent tooth decay and […]