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Once your child is six months of age, their first set of teeth start to appear. By the age of three, they should have a

As a child, visiting the dentist can be scary. Most kids hate going to dentist’s office, but they need to do so quite regularly in

A major part of dental care is prevention. The best way to prevent any sort of decay or oral health problems is through good oral

    On occasion, we get contacted by parents who are concerned that their children have been grinding their teeth in their sleep. This is

  Pregnancy is an exciting time. You’ve got a new baby on the way, people tend to treat you extra special, and you can eat

With summer heat at its peak, it’s important that you stay hydrated throughout any activity. Dehydration can lead to fainting, heat stroke, and even death.

Recent studies claiming that flossing isn’t as important as dentists say it is have been on the news. However, this small bit of studies complete

Impacted wisdom teeth are one of the most common things Dr. Toyer sees in the office. Wisdom teeth don’t always need to be removed, but

As a parent, your goal is to keep your child healthy. For all children, good health starts with good oral health. Many of today’s most

Children with healthy teeth are more likely to grow into adults with healthy smiles. Your child’s diet not only affects their overall health, but their