Protecting Your Teeth This Summer Part 3 - Dr. Ryan Kinn

If your child has not been to the dentist and is due for a cleaning, now be a great time to schedule an appointment.

Having a dental exam and cleaning shortly before school starts is a great way to head back to school with a clean smile. If there are any issues, fixing them before your child goes back to school is much easier as well.

Having a healthy mouth is essential to living a healthy life. Besides brushing and flossing, regular trips to the dentist are essential. You should go at least every six months for a cleaning and exam.

If you would like to schedule an appointment with Dr. Kinn, click here. We are always welcoming new patients and would be happy to help keep your mouth healthy!

Is Charcoal Toothpaste Healthy For My Teeth?

Charcoal is a unique substance that has recently gained in popularity in the health industry. Charcoal is in a multitude of products such as face masks, lotions, cosmetics, soaps, and even toothpaste. “Activated” charcoal consists of a mixture of fine powder coconut shells, peat, sawdust, bone char, olive pits, bone

Electric and Manual Toothbrushes Compared

In the last few years, we have seen a rise in the appeal of powered toothbrushes. But are these brushes, in fact, better at cleaning than a regular toothbrush? Dentists and scientists concur that a traditional brush can provide the same level of cleanliness as an electric toothbrush. The real

At What Age Should a Child Stop Sucking His or Her Thumb?

Thumb-sucking is a natural habit for children. It’s something that relaxes them and causes them to feel more secure, and it might even aid sleep. That being said, if it continues for more than a couple of years, the habit can cause numerous dental issues. As permanent teeth are replacing

If your child has not been to the dentist and is due for a cleaning, now be a great time to schedule an appointment.

Is Charcoal Toothpaste Healthy For My Teeth?

Electric and Manual Toothbrushes Compared

At What Age Should a Child Stop Sucking His or Her Thumb?

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