
Did you know that tooth decay is the most common untreated childhood disease? According to the Center for Disease Control, an estimated 1 out of every 5 children aged 2-11 has at least one cavity. But, despite the prevalence of childhood cavities, the good news is that they’re 100% preventable! Since February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, it’s the perfect time to learn some valuable information about children’s oral health and how you can help your child have a healthy smile. Not only will you help them minimize the dental work they need from a dentist in Arlington Heights, but you’ll be setting them up for a lifetime of great dental health!
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Whether you visit your local coffee shop or nearby Starbucks, it’s no secret that the drinks they serve have the potential to be incredibly damaging to your teeth and gums. Many coffee and tea options are packed with a ton of sugar, syrups, whipped cream and other additives that only increase the chances of you developing a cavity by the new year.
When the holidays are around the corner, the last thing on your mind is a dental emergency. That is until your child is outside playing and accidentally slips and falls on ice that froze overnight. A bad fall can easily lead to a broken or even knocked-out tooth, causing a major disruption in your already busy schedule.
We’re already well into the month of October, and that means your to-do list may be filling up with special holiday plans and get-togethers. Before things get too busy with end of year madness, your dentist in Arlington Heights wants to remind you of one thing: your unused dental insurance benefits are at risk of sleeping away! Keep reading to find out what you’ve got to lose in 2018, and why it matters. Now is a great time to schedule a
Americans love Halloween — it’s estimated that in 2015 alone, a total of $6.9 billion was spent on the holiday. On average, that’s about $79 per person spent on costumes, decorations, and CANDY. That last one is why this holiday is also your dentist’s worst nightmare! Kids’ teeth are most vulnerable to tooth decay between the ages of 6 and 14, which also means some of the prime trick-or-treating years. But there are a few steps you can take to make sure your little one has a fun and safe Halloween. Keep reading for these 4 top smile safety tips from your