Babies grow and change very rapidly as they develop. One day they are sleeping away most of the day, and the next, they are smiling and cooing. Pretty soon after that, they are sitting up and reaching for their favorite toys. Not long after this, they are cutting teeth and entering into the world of
Are you wearing a mask or face covering longer than 15 minutes at a time? If you answered yes, please keep reading to learn about mouth problems that are associated with mask-wearing. “Mask mouth” is a newly named condition that dentists are reporting throughout the United States. Even healthy patients with no history of oral
Are you unhappy with the appearance of your smile? Do you have damage to a tooth that needs to be corrected? If you answered yes, please keep reading to learn more about dental bonding and if it is right for you. Dental bonding is a dental procedure that is used to repair or rebuild a
Many parents have the mistaken belief that it doesn’t really matter if their children get a cavity or have other “minor” oral health issues when they are young because they will simply lose their baby teeth. They think that they don’t need to be concerned with oral hygiene until the permanent teeth come in. This
With dental appointments still being limited to “essential” dental care services, many patients are looking for ways to boost the appearance of their smiles while at home. This time of quarantine has given many people new projects to undertake because they have had a lot of free time on their hands. Whether looking around their
At Gwinnett Family Dental Care, we have been closely monitoring the development regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. Georgia’s Governor Brian Kemp officially declared a public health emergency for the state of Georgia. The American Dental Association (ADA) issued a recommendation for all dentists nationwide to take measures to diminish the spread of the Coronavirus by
