Tooth Talk is our way of answering many of the questions we get from our patients. Find helpful pediatric, orthodontic, and cosmetic dentistry tips here!
Smart Practices for Your Baby's Teeth Healthy teeth start with proper dental care from a young age. Since babies and young children are too young to care for [...]
Fun & Free Dental Hygiene Apps for Kids As a parent, making sure that your kiddos know the importance of practicing good dental hygiene can be a challenge. It’s one [...]
10 Foods That Are Good for Your Teeth Eating right is hard enough as it is, but keeping up with your dental health can be just as challenging. An [...]
What You Need to Know About Your Child’s Cavity Cavities are a common problem for adults and kids alike. However, baby teeth are especially susceptible to cavities. Recent stats [...]
What to Look for in a Family Dentist When you begin your search for a family dentist, several concerns may arise. How much experience does the dentist have? How [...]
Top Five Questions to Ask Your Family Dentist Sometimes asking questions can be difficult. In today’s world, we are always encouraged to look up the answers to our questions and [...]
5 Signs You Should Take Your Toddler to the Dentist As a parent, you should be aware of all dental problems that can potentially affect your child. You should also [...]
Why You Need To Take Your Kids to a Pediatric Specific Dentist You probably already know that going to the dentist every six months is crucial for good oral [...]
The Powers Of Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics There is something special to say about dental practices that combine pediatric dentistry and orthodontics. Together, these branches of dentistry just seem to [...]
WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO SCHEDULE MY CHILD'S DENTIST APPOINTMENT? In the United States, tooth decay is the most chronic childhood disease of oral health. Most children in the [...]
Snodgrass-King Advocates Special Needs Dentistry by Celebrating Autism Awareness Month Autism Awareness Day, Special Needs Dentistry The sixteenth annual World Autism Awareness Day was held on April [...]
National Autism Awareness Month: Pediatric Dentistry that Celebrates Autism with Special Needs Dentistry Each year in April National Autism Awareness Month is celebrated. The goal is to bring awareness and [...]
Dr. Jason Roedig answers, "Am I too old for braces?" While it is commonplace for many people to get braces in their youth, braces can be a solution for adults [...]
Autism Awareness Month and Special Needs Dentistry Learn How Snodgrass-King Raises Awareness For Autism Awareness Month & Provides Special Needs Dentistry With Their Specialized Pediatric Dental Services Each year [...]
Benefits of Special Needs Dentistry Services Autism Awareness Day, Special Needs Dentistry What Is Special Needs Dentistry? Special needs dentistry is dental care offered by dentists who provide dentistry [...]
Special Needs Dentists Support Autism Awareness Ever wonder what it’s like to see the world from a different point of view? Children and adults who have been diagnosed with autism [...]
Top Tips for Successfully Introducing Your Child to the Dentist If you’re a new parent, you may be coming up on your child’s first dental visit. In this case, [...]
Pediatric Dental Health for a Lifetime Young children often mimic the actions of parents as an act of adoration. Parents may take advantage of developmental behavior by teaching youngsters [...]
Dr. Miriam talks about what it takes to become an Orthodontist!
Treat Your Teeth to a New Year’s Resolution It is that time again -- time to make your New Year’s Resolution and keep it. But don’t let it feel [...]
Commonly Heard of Genetic Oral and Dental Abnormalities Did you know that genetic disorders or diseases are caused by an abnormality or mutation that occurs in one’s DNA / [...]
Pink Out Your Braces for Breast Cancer Awareness Click To Enlarge Eleanor Roosevelt once said, “You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you [...]
Oral Health & Obesity Almost everyone in the U.S. has heard the phrase "obesity epidemic" being thrown around at least a few times in their lives. That's because obesity [...]
Are you constantly avoiding close up conversation because you’re embarrassed? Chronic bad breath, or halitosis, doesn’t only come around for morning mouth.
Does your child often breathe with an open mouth? How about your significant other? Do your they snore loudly and wake up exhausted everyday? Unfortunately, there are other harmful side effects contributed to mouth breathing as well. Many people don’t realize that mouth breathing can actually be a complex health concern, and should be checked out by your dentist and physician.
