The Importance of Regular Dental Check-ups for Your Family When it comes to our family, we all just want what’s best. This includes, of course, ensuring each member is as healthy as possible. Did you know that general health is directly related to dental care for people of all ages? Make sure everyone in your…Read More
When it comes to dental & oral health, it’s crucial to understand what qualifies as a dental emergency, as timely action can make a significant difference. From a tooth knocked out during a sporting event to a tooth that suddenly cracks while biting into something hard, emergencies can arise unexpectedly. We’ll explore scenarios that warrant…Read More
Thumb-Sucking and Its Effects on Teeth Thumb-sucking causes repetitive pressure on your child’s teeth, the roof of their mouth, and parts of their jawbone. This repetitive pressure means that thumb-sucking can cause long-term damage, especially as it occurs while your child’s mouth is still developing. The intensity with which your child sucks their thumb or…Read More
Losing their baby teeth is a big part of the transition from kids to teenagers. When this process begins, your child might feel apprehensive or concerned by it, but it’s a very natural process that rarely leads to complications. Understanding the process, the general order in which kids lose their baby teeth, and knowing what…Read More
At Oral Health Associates, we understand that your baby’s healthy smile starts at day one. From that day forward, it’s important to clean your baby’s gums, even if his or her teeth haven’t erupted yet. When the teeth finally erupt, you’ll need to brush them for your child as well. This may be a new process…Read More
Maintaining a healthy white smile is a daily commitment. So if you’re looking to diminish stains and whiten your teeth, our helpful team of Green Bay family cosmetic dentists is here to help. We want to give you the best tips for keeping your teeth white so you can tackle the day with a bright,…Read More
Determining the number of times an individual should visit their dentist is typically assessed on a case by case period. While the general rule of thumb is twice a year, the recommended number of visits or cleanings are based on your age, diet, oral health, and level of at-home oral care. If you’ve been putting…Read More
Cavities are multifactorial. Simply a combination of bacteria in your mouth, poor diet, frequent snacking, and poor oral hygiene can all lead to teeth breaking down and turning soft. Ultimately, microbes and bacteria that are left to fester on the teeth create cavities and contribute to poor oral health. So how does sugar cause cavities?…Read More
When it comes to finding a trusted dentist for your child, we understand the process can be stressful. While there are many similarities in the services that pediatric and family dentists provide, there are also some key differences in the longevity of care. Main Differences Between Pediatric and Family Dentists One of the main differences…Read More
With the end of the year fast approaching, it’s time to take full advantage of your dental insurance benefits. We know the end of the year can be a busy and stressful time for individuals and families. Unfortunately, your oral health can often take a backseat between tailgating at Lambeau and planning for the busy…Read More
