Milk is often touted as the go-to source of calcium for kids, but there are plenty of alternatives that can help them get the calcium they need.
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April is Autism Awareness Month, a time when we focus on understanding the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) that affects 1 in 54 children.
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World Oral Health Day is observed annually on March 20th and is dedicated to raising global awareness of the issues around oral health and the importance of oral hygiene.
Dr. Ralstrom was recently interviewed by MLive about the changes she’s seen in pediatric dental patients since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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March 6 is National Dentist’s Day! Today we celebrate the men and women who keep our chompers chomping. It’s their job to prevent, diagnose, and treat oral diseases, monitor the growth of our teeth and jaws, and perform surgical procedures on our teeth and mouths!
It seems like the moment your child finally gets all of their new teeth they start losing their first ones. We have created this guide to help you understand what to expect and what’s normal!
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Do you want a discreet, more efficient alternative to traditional metal braces? Are you interested in a shorter duration of orthodontic treatment time with less appointments?
It may be time to consider clear 3D-printed clear brackets!
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As the weather gets nicer and the days get longer, chances are that your kids are getting more active outdoors. With all of that additional motion, we also see a rise in dental injuries from bumps, falls, and balls.
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It’s almost impossible to avoid candy with Easter right around the corner. Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to protect your child’s smile during the holiday celebrations!
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Autism Awareness Month is celebrated each April to promote acceptance, awareness, and celebration of the 1-in-54 children affected by this complex developmental condition.
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Your child’s baby teeth act as guides for their developing, future smile. They also impact diet, speech, and self-confidence. But here are four bad habits that could permanently damage your child’s teeth.
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The American Dental Association recommends that every child receive an orthodontic screening evaluation by age 7. Why age 7? Let's discuss.
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