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At my dental office in Erdenheim, we recommend brushing for at least two minutes, twice a day, every day. But we know there are times when brushing may not be an option. Perhaps you forgot your toothbrush or ran out of toothpaste. When these things happen, it’s common to turn… Read More…

Calcium is important for all of us, but especially for growing kids. A proper intake of calcium and vitamin D helps build strong, decay-resistant teeth.  But exactly how much calcium does your child need? Just ask your Erdenheim pediatric dentist! How Much Is Enough? According to the Academy of General… Read More…

You wake up each morning, eat your breakfast, then head to the sink to brush your teeth and give your grin a thorough flossing. You’re doing everything correctly, right? Maybe. The truth is, oral hygiene isn’t as simple as just making sure you brush and floss. At our Erdenheim dental… Read More…

Everyone is born with a full set of teeth sitting in the jaw, just waiting to erupt through the gums. Even though you can’t see them, except with an x-ray, they’re still extremely important for your child’s development. At our pediatric dental office in Erdenheim, we’d like to explain the… Read More…

Gum disease is often considered an adult problem, but the truth is, kids, teens, and young adults are also susceptible. At our dental office in Erdenheim, we’re here to explain the dangers behind the disease and provide you with some key signs and symptoms to look for. What is Gum… Read More…

Even if you brush and floss everyday, there are still many things that cause damage to your smile. At our dental office in Erdenheim, we’re all about keeping teeth healthy and being dedicated to educating our patients on all the ways to keep their mouths in tip-top shape, as well… Read More…

The jiggle, the wiggle, the waggle, the first loose tooth. It’s an important milestone in every kid’s life, and most of them are really excited to experience it. It’s fun to move it back and forth with the tongue, but sooner or later, it will fall out. But the fun… Read More…

You know that eating sugar isn’t just bad for your diet – it is bad for your teeth! Eating sugar creates an acidic condition in the mouth. Acidity strips minerals from tooth enamel, causing it to weaken and be more vulnerable to bacteria. As a result, tooth decay occurs. But… Read More…