Enjoy the Season & Summer Sugar Without Sacrificing Your Smile Summer Sugar and Cavity Prevention: Enjoy the Season Without Sacrificing Your Smile Summer is here. And that means sunshine, swimming, and summer sugar. Whether it’s popsicles at the pool, s’mores around the firepit, or lemonade at a backyard BBQ, sugary snacks are part of the […]
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Have you ever wondered how your smile connects you to your community? In Glendora, smiles greet people. What’s more, they reflect our collective health and well-being. Today, we’re diving into the world of community dental health and exploring how it shapes the lives of everyone in our vibrant city.
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A family dentist serves as your first line of defense against oral health issues. Regular check-ups and cleanings are the cornerstone of preventive dentistry, helping to catch potential problems early before they escalate into more serious conditions:
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Welcome to Baby Safety Month! As parents, we’re always looking for ways to keep our little ones healthy and happy. One area that often gets overlooked is pediatric oral care. From the moment those adorable gummy smiles appear, we can start taking steps to ensure our babies’ dental health. Our team of dental professionals is
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At Blue Ocean Dentistry, we firmly believe that teaching children good oral hygiene habits can be an enjoyable experience. Start by choosing toothbrushes and toothpaste with their favorite characters, colors, or flavors to make brushing exciting. A fun routine sets the stage for a lifetime of good dental habits.
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In a world filled with sugary temptations, dental decay is common. One way to help prevent cavities from occurring is through the use of fluoride.
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While parents of toddlers understand that they need to brush their child’s teeth, sometimes it’s necessary to do so even for older kids. Make sure the brush is angled properly at the gum line, especially since brushing someone else’s teeth is different than brushing your own.
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