Even if you had cavities when you were young, your child doesn’t have to develop them. Starting with something as simple as eating a well balanced diet can set your child up for a healthy smile for life. What causes cavities? When plaque has a chance to build up on the surface of teeth, the […]
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Spring is officially here, and as you’re mentally and physically cleaning things out, we’ve got a few tips on how to refresh your tooth care regimen and get you to spring ready. Replace your toothbrush. As a general guide, it’s a good idea to replace your toothbrush about every three months. If you haven’t done
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Spring Cleaning Your Teeth Spring has sprung. Days are getting warmer, and flowers are blooming. People are starting to spring clean their homes and gardens. Crystal Smiles wants you to know that spring cleaning isn’t just for closets and cabinets, it’s for your mouth, too. Here are six ways to spruce up your smile in
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Is Your Smile Photo Ready? June, the month of weddings and graduation parties is coming up quick. Whether you are formally a part of the celebration, a family member, or friend, it is very likely that you will have your picture taken. Are you ready? If there is something about your smile that makes you
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Green is good for you! A wise frog once told us, “It’s not easy being green.” Well, of offense Kermit, but we have to disagree. There are so many reasons why green is good for you! Mint Green is good for you. There’s a reason most dental products are mint-flavored. Besides their fresh taste, mint
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Breastfeeding: 6 Things Nursing Moms Should Know About Dental Health Breastfeeding is one of the first (and most personal) decisions a mother makes for her baby. It can help your baby’s body fight infections and reduce health risks like asthma, ear infections, SIDS and obesity in children. Nursing moms may lower their chances of developing
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Baby Bottle Tooth Decay Even though they are temporary, your child’s baby teeth are important, and are still susceptible to cavities. Tooth decay in infants and toddlers is often referred to as baby bottle tooth decay. Children need strong, healthy teeth to chew their food, speak and have a good-looking smile. Their first teeth also
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Did you know that using Cough, Cold & Allergy medicine may be putting your teeth at risk? We are grateful for the cold and allergy medications that help relieve symptoms, but did you know they may be putting your teeth at risk? Decongestants, cough syrups, antihistamine syrups, and throat lozenges are usually highly acidic and
Thumb sucking is a natural reflex for children. Sucking on thumbs, fingers, pacifiers or other objects may make babies feel secure and happy and help them learn about their world. Young children may also suck to soothe themselves and help them fall asleep. How can thumb sucking affect my child’s teeth? After permanent teeth come
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February is children’s dental health month. Throughout the month Okotoks dentist Dr. Vicki McMullen will provide you with dental tips that will help your child. Dental Tip #1: Tips for your child’s dental health Starting your child of with good dental care can help protect their teeth for a lifetime. A baby’s 20 primary
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