What should your teen expect after their wisdom teeth removal surgery? An extraction often comes with discomfort and other similar issues. But some post-procedure pains are red flags to watch out for. If you’re not sure what your teen should expect to feel, see, and taste after surgery, take a look at the top questions … Read more
Most parents strive to teach their children the right way to do things from the start. However, sometimes life happens, and kids pick up some not-so-healthy dental care habits along the way. Whether your children come home from summer camp barely brushing their teeth or decide that flossing isn’t fun, it’s never too late to … Read more
Wisdom teeth usually come in between the ages of sixteen and twenty-five. As your child heads into his or her late teen years, you may wonder if he or she needs to have their wisdom teeth extracted. Not everyone needs to have their wisdom teeth removed, but they are unpredictable teeth. Your dentist may recommend … Read more
Ideally, your child’s teeth grow in perfectly straight and healthy, but that is rarely the case. Most people have some minor crookedness or overcrowding. Unfortunately, some people have such severe overcrowding there isn’t enough room for all the teeth to grow, including the canines. If your child’s canines aren’t appearing, or if they seemed to … Read more
Teaching your children to brush and floss their teeth regularly is one of the many tasks of parenting. But once they’re old enough, you may want to teach your children about other ways to keep their teeth healthy as well. After all, with over half of American adults suffering from gum disease, it’s clear that the nation’s … Read more
If you’ve recently had your first child, you’re likely looking into all of the things you should do to raise your kids the right way. While you probably have a pediatrician from their birth to help walk you through the medical care that you should provide, chances are that you likely do not have a … Read more
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550 E. Thornton Parkway, Suite 240A, Thornton, CO 80229
7400 East Hampden Ave. Unit C1, Denver, CO 80231