FAQs

The current recommendation from the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry is that children start seeing the dentist within six months of the first tooth eruption.

Every 6 months for your cleaning and exam

We recommend everyone change their toothbrush every 3 months

Everyone should brush their teeth at least twice a day for two minutes

Even the most skilled dentists can’t see everything about your teeth just by looking. Tooth decay can develop under the surface, and many early alignment issues are harder to notice with the naked eye.

Nearly every oral disease is preventable when caught early. Dental X-rays are a diagnostic tool that helps dentists diagnose any potential oral health problems which are not immediately visible during a regular oral health examination.

Pregnancy gingivitis is a common condition. This is a condition that can cause discomfort, redness, bleeding, swelling and increased sensitivity of the gums.

In addition, periodontal disease, may also affect your baby's health. In more severe cases of periodontal disease, high levels of the oral bacteria prostaglandin can be found. This bacteria can produce a labor-inducing chemical, contributing to women having low birth weight or preterm babies. It is imperative to let your dentist know if you are pregnant so that they can take extra precautions in ensuring your dental care is safe for your baby and for yourself.