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Just like you, children need to visit the dentist. Seeing the dentist can help alleviate childhood fears and instills good dental habits. At Viva Dental, we offer the latest in pediatric dentistry to help little smiles stay healthy and bright. For more information in the benefits of pediatric dentistry, why not try today’s fun and informative quiz?
With winter behind us, the sun is out and the weather is warm. Many of us are hitting the jogging trails or enjoying a little time outdoors in the fresh air. Did you know that spending just a few minutes a day outdoors can actually help strengthen your smile? Dr. Diep Truong explains how increasing vitamin D exposure can safeguard your smile against tooth decay.
When did you child first see a dentist? Many parents unknowingly delay their children’s first dentist visit, increasing the odds of developing serious dental health issues. In fact, a recent study highlights the importance of children obtaining early care for their teeth and gums. Don’t let your child suffer the consequences of delayed dental visits, help them maintain a smile full of healthy, beautiful teeth.
General dentistry can help patients of all ages maintain a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums. At Viva Dental, we offer a comprehensive approach to general dentistry, addressing everything from toothaches to bruxism. With general dentistry, your family can enjoy improved dental health.
What’s the best route to a beautiful smile? Many people may assume teeth whitening or a similar cosmetic procedure is the answer. However, did you know a simple dental cleaning actually keeps your smile healthy and bright? At Viva Dental, we understand that general dentistry helps a person maintain a gorgeous smile free of dental disease.
Easter is just a few days away and many of our patients will be celebrating. For kids, this means another opportunity to indulge in candy and sweets care of the Easter bunny and egg hunts. We would like to remind our patients and their families to try and limit their children’s candy consumption and even offer healthy alternatives to reduce the risk of toothaches and cavities. We also recommend a few simple tips for keeping little smiles healthy and happy.
Our teeth are under almost constant assault. Bacteria strive to weaken our defensive layer of enamel and cause cavities to form. In addition, injuries to the face or mouth can often result in chipped or cracked teeth. To return a compromised tooth to full function and beauty, you will require a quality dental restoration, such as a dental crown.
Navigating your child’s dental care can be difficult. Many parents aren’t sure how soon a child needs to brush, much less see a dentist. However, like adults, children require regular dental care to maintain a healthy smile and prevent serious dental problems. To keep your child’s smile healthy and bright, you need to make sure your little one undergoes regular dental checkups.
We spend over eight hours a day at work, many of us sitting at a desk for nearly the entire time. The urge to snack and proximity to snack machines often causes us to indulge in unhealthy foods. In addition to expanding our waistlines, snacking at work can also hurt our dental health. However, with a few simple steps, you can improve your dental health from the office.
A cavity is one of the most widespread dental health issues around. In fact, according to recent statistics from the Centers for Disease Control, over a fourth of children between the ages of 2 and 5 and half of kids between the ages of 12 and 15 have one or more cavities. There are a number of signs to watch for that may indicate dental caries. By detecting a cavity in the early stages, you can help your child avoid the need for root canal or extraction.
