February 2026

MOST PARENTS ARE pretty good about getting their kids to brush. Two minutes, twice a day, with a pea-sized dollop of toothpaste. But flossing? That’s where even the most diligent families tend to fall short. The truth is, flossing isn’t optional, even for little teeth. And the habits your child builds now will follow them for […]

EATING DISORDERS AFFECT millions of Americans, and while much attention focuses on their impact on overall health, the damage they cause to oral health is often overlooked. Understanding the connection between eating disorders and dental problems is crucial for patients, families, and healthcare providers alike. The Acid Attack on Teeth One of the most devastating effects