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When should I start brushing my baby’s teeth?

Tuesday, December 29, 2009 by Michelle Stafford, DDS

When should I start brushing my baby’s teeth? Once the first tooth has erupted in the mouth brushing becomes important. Until the tooth has erupted it is still important to wipe out your child’s mouth with a “Spiffy” wipe which can be purchased online or a wet washcloth with just water. Doing this every morning… Read the Rest >>



New Sonic Care for Kids!

Tuesday, December 22, 2009 by Michelle Stafford, DDS

As the holiday is fast approaching last minute gifts are being purchased. Why not give a gift that will help improve oral health! At World of Smiles Pediatric Dentistry we just received our new Sonic Care for Kids! This new and improved brush moves in a kid friendly way; with the two different size kids… Read the Rest >>



The Importance of Your Child’s Pediatric Dentist.

Thursday, December 17, 2009 by Michelle Stafford, DDS

World of Smiles Pediatric Dentistry strongly supports the belief that all children have the right to grow up free of cavities. The habits we learn as kids can stick with us for life. By going to regular dental appointments, having the proper diet and good at home care it is possible to never get a cavity…. Read the Rest >>



Electric vs. Manual Toothbrush

Tuesday, December 8, 2009 by Michelle Stafford, DDS

Electric vs. Manual Toothbrush What is the difference between using a manual toothbrush and an electric and what are the benefits to using an electric over a manual? Much like a manual car a manual tooth brush requires more work to make it move. Just as you have to shift for your car’s engine you… Read the Rest >>



Pregnancy and Oral Health

Wednesday, December 2, 2009 by Michelle Stafford, DDS

Pregnancy and Oral Health Your overall health can directly affect your pregnancy. During the time of your pregnancy your hormone levels rise. The rise in these hormones can contribute to gingivitis and advancing of tooth decay. In studies it has been shown that serious gum disease could be playing a role in low birth weight… Read the Rest >>



Kids Comments

"I love the dentist because when you do good you get a treat"

~ Riana, age 7

"I have the most pounds now and that makes me more brave!"

~ Noah, age 5

"I like them here for helping my teeth"

~ Angelina, age 7

"(After being asked by the assistant, "Do you have any questions?) Well.... I was wondering... if I could have a puppy soon"

~ Erin, age 6