Does your child view the dentist as a superhero or a villain? At KidZdent, our pediatric dentists have specialty training in patient management skills, and can foster positive dental experiences and life-long relationship with your child. Every day they slip into their proverbial superhero capes, and give 150% to our young patients to ensure that […]
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The wearing of a mask is now commonplace, for both adults and children. This new addition to our world, however, comes with changes, not only to our habits, but also to our health. Here are common issues of concern with explanations as well as solutions: Does wearing a mask affect my Oxygen? Oxygen levels are
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During these unconventional times of navigating our way through a pandemic, we found it rather surprising that most dental procedures were considered “unessential” due to Covid-19 restrictions. Pediatric dentistry provides a fundamental part of healthcare that was, unfortunately, overlooked and unavailable to the majority of children for up to nearly four months. This was a
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According to the CDC, face masks can prevent the transmission of the Covid-19 virus, especially those asymptomatic who are unaware of their positive test results. The face mask is a safety measure used to block the respiratory droplets released by those potentially infected individuals. Wearing a face mask comes highly recommended by the experts in
The more we are learning about Covid-19, the more we understand how oral hygiene has been affecting the severity of the virus, as well as the testing. Evidence has indicated that oral bacteria has significantly played a role in the infection of Covid-19, and the failure to maintain proper oral care may even result in
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It is just as important for parents to continue to maintain positive oral health as they get older, not only to lead by example, but also because many neurological studies are now showing that Dementia and mild cognitive impairment (MCI) may be linked to periodontal disease, specifically the type of gum damage that results in
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