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Famous Babies’ Smiles: Then and Now

Famous Babies’ Smiles: Then and Now

by Sun Valley Pediatric Dentistry | Jan 18, 2016 | Uncategorized

While we’re all prone to awkward and silly baby pictures, the children of celebrities around the world have a nice balance of fashionable ones. Being in the spotlight of the entertainment world means getting lots of pictures taken, some of which are bound to turn out...
My Baby is Sleeping with Bottles. Is This Good or Bad for Her Teeth?

My Baby is Sleeping with Bottles. Is This Good or Bad for Her Teeth?

by Sun Valley Pediatric Dentistry | Jan 6, 2016 | Uncategorized

A new child in your life is a blessing. She’s a blessing that requires a lot of attention and that may prompt you to ask A LOT of questions, especially if this is your first child. One area of concern is her eating and sleeping habits. If your baby is especially fussy...
Is Tooth Decay Genetic?

Is Tooth Decay Genetic?

by Sun Valley Pediatric Dentistry | Dec 23, 2015 | Uncategorized

When it comes to the concept of genetic disposition to conditions, the jury’s still out on how important it is in regards to your oral health. Some studies have suggested that tooth decay can be the result of a combination of factors, including genetics and dental...
Is Fruit Juice Actually Worse for Teeth Than Soda?

Is Fruit Juice Actually Worse for Teeth Than Soda?

by Sun Valley Pediatric Dentistry | Dec 4, 2015 | Uncategorized

While fruit juice is often perceived as a healthy beverage full of vitamins that are great for your body, what is often left out is the fact that they can also be full of sugar. In some cases, fruit juice can contain as much sugar and calories as a soda. Here’s a...
Top 5 Books for Teaching Children About Dental Care

Top 5 Books for Teaching Children About Dental Care

by Sun Valley Pediatric Dentistry | Nov 19, 2015 | Uncategorized

One of the best ways to teach important lessons to your kids about the importance of taking care of their teeth and gums is by telling stories and reading books to them that highlight great oral care. Not only do the stories show them how to brush properly, but they...
What Eating Your Vegetables Does for Your Teeth

What Eating Your Vegetables Does for Your Teeth

by Sun Valley Pediatric Dentistry | Nov 12, 2015 | Uncategorized

We’ve heard it since we were children that eating vegetables is crucial for maintaining our overall health, but they also do great things for our teeth and gums. Here’s a look at some of the best veggies for maintaining your dental health and what they do for your...
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