At Valley Dental we believe It’s important to start your children out early on a healthy dental routine. This includes making sure that your kids are eating foods that keep their teeth healthy. Sometimes this means avoiding certain foods and drinks. Here’s a list of certain foods to avoid: Soda or Sports Drinks: Most people […]
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You usually hear about those little quirky things that people do to improve their overall health. Things like eating more to weigh less, seems odd right? How about the one where listening to music can boost your brain power or calling your mother can help reduce stress. There are unique ways people go about maintaining
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Early childhood cavities is the #1 chronic disease affecting young children. Healthy adult teeth start with healthy teeth during childhood. A baby’s 20 primary teeth are already present when they are born. Baby teeth begin coming through the gums around 6 months, keeping space in the jaw for adult teeth. The American Dental Association recommends
One common question is, “when do you recommend bringing your children to the dentist?” The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends bringing your children to the dentist before their first birthday. At their first visit the dentist will check your child’s incoming teeth for early development problems and decay. If your child has any potential
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Having your teeth professionally cleaned may do more then keep your smile bright. A healthier smile may lead to reduce risk for heart attack and stroke. Based on a recent studies, it has been found that those who had at least one cleaning by a dentist in their lifetime had a 24% lower risk of
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