You have a lot going on. School. Sports. Activities. Family. Friends. Teens lead busy lives and have busy schedules, so you need to budget your time and energy. One thing you don’t want to spend any of your time and energy on? Dealing with gum disease. Gum disease most often begins as a reaction to…
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The grownups in your life help you with your dental care. After all, good dental health makes your life happier. Your teeth and gums feel great. You can eat crunchy foods. Your checkups and cleanings keep your smile healthy and bright. And you want the same happy life for one of your best friends—your pet!…
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What a milestone! The transition from bottle to sippy cup is one of baby’s first steps toward toddler independence. And like all first journeys, some helpful guideposts come in handy. That’s why Drs. Phillip and Greg Wolkstein and our team have several recommendations to help you navigate this transition, making sure your baby’s dental health…
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The short answer to this question? Yes. Because your child’s breath is a reflection of his or her oral health, you should talk to Drs. Phillip and Greg Wolkstein if you notice any unpleasant changes. While better dental hygiene is usually the answer for young children, bad breath can also be a symptom of more…
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