Blog Summary: This blog provides a practical and supportive guide for parents preparing their child for their first cavity filling. It covers what cavities look like in kids, why they… Read More
Do Braces Hurt? If So, How Much Do They Hurt? & How Lon...
If you’re considering braces, you’re probably concerned about how much they may hurt. You might also be wondering, “How long do braces hurt?” The anticipation of pain can be daunting,… Read More
Brushing Baby’s Teeth & Gums: When to Start and How t...
TL;DR: Start early: Clean your baby’s gums soon after birth to reduce bacteria and build healthy habits. First teeth: Begin brushing as soon as teeth appear (around 3–6 months) with gentle, circular… Read More
Bleeding Gums in Babies & Toddlers: Causes, Teething Ti...
Blog Summary: Bleeding gums in babies and toddlers can be caused by teething, plaque buildup, dry mouth, or improper brushing techniques. Mild gum bleeding during teething is normal and often… Read More
How Much is a Dental Cleaning Without Insurance?
Blog Summary: Routine dental cleanings without insurance typically cost $100–$200, with San Diego prices on the higher end. Deep cleanings (scaling and root planing) can cost $600–$1,200 for the full… Read More
How to Fix Receding Gums Without Surgery
Blog Summary: More than 42% of adults over 30 have some form of gum disease, and gum recession is a common symptom that can lead to serious dental problems if… Read More
Fluoride Toothpaste vs Non-Fluoride Toothpaste: What You’r...
Blog Summary: The fluoride vs non-fluoride toothpaste debate has overshadowed more serious ingredient concerns. Fluoride, when used properly, is a safe and effective cavity-fighting mineral. Non-fluoride toothpastes may still contain… Read More
9 Foods & 6 Daily Habits That Could Be Causing Tooth En...
Blog Summary: Tooth enamel is strong but can’t regenerate once lost—only strengthened. Acidic foods and drinks like citrus, soda, coffee, and vinegar-based sauces wear enamel down. This is called erosion…. Read More
Yes, You Really Can Reverse Gingivitis. Here’s What to...
Blog Summary: Gingivitis is extremely common, affecting over 70% of children ages 6–11 in the U.S. Fortunately, Gingivitis is reversible with early action, consistent at-home care, and regular dental visits…. Read More
