Keeping those little pearly whites in good condition is a parent’s job until the child is able to correctly manage the task. When that first tooth erupts, the job begins. Even before then, caring for your newborn’s gums is important to keep them healthy. The saliva in the mouth helps clean harmful bacteria away and
And so it begins, the festive holiday season with ultra-busy schedules, cookies, pies, cakes and other delicious treats that are only offered during this time of year. For many families, this year is made even more special. Last year most families celebrated in isolation. Parties, festivities and large family gatherings were discouraged due to the
If you are not familiar with your dental coverage, now is the time to review it and take advantage of your benefits, especially for dental policies that run on the calendar year. If you have this type of policy, it is important to understand that each year your dental benefits reset. You may be able
We’ve all heard the term, “You are what you eat.” Most people apply that phrase to their weight and overall health, but it is even more true for your teeth and gums. It is easy to overlook the mouth when it comes to eating. It’s a strange oversight, though, when you stop and consider that
When you consider your overall health, most people tend to think about their weight, cholesterol, blood pressure, and how they generally feel. Yet, one area in the human body can give many clues to your overall health: your gums. That’s correct – right there inside your mouth is a direct indication of the health of
When you are suffering from allergies, it is hard to think about anything else. Just concentrating on what you are doing at one specific time is difficult enough, but thinking about other areas of your health takes a great deal of intentionality. At Gwinnett Family Dental Care, we understand how miserable you can feel during
