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4 Reasons a Custom Mouth Guard is Crucial

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on May 13, 2014

All adolescent athletes are prone to injuries whether their sport is considered full-contact or not. Whether your child participates in soccer, football, basketball, wrestling, baseball, or another sport, they are susceptible to accidents and injury. Protecting their teeth should be an absolute priority. It’s important to make sure you’re taking the proper precautions by having…
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3 Reasons Dental Sealants Are Important

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on February 24, 2014

There are several ways to help a child improve their oral health.  Among the many proactive choices that parents can make with their children one is to inquire about the benefits of dental sealants.  By doing so, families can take advantage of one of the most effective forms of preventative care that modern dentistry has…
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3 Reasons A Dentist Will Want to Take A Dental X-Ray of Your Child’s Teeth

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on October 29, 2013

It’s logical to ask your dentist whether or not it’s appropriate to have dental x-rays taken on your child’s teeth. Almost every dental patient is concerned with the level of radiation that their child will receive during a dental exam, and staying educated about the reasons why x-rays are taken or re-taken can better improve…
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Pregnancy, Gum Disease and Your Oral Health

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on July 31, 2013

Women may find that their gum tissues can change throughout their lifespan or even monthly cycles.  These changes can be mild and unnoticeable, or hormone influences may cause their gums to be dramatically affected to where normal oral hygiene practices are not effective. Healthy gum tissue appears smooth; typically coral colored (it may be of…
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When Should My Child First See the Dentist?

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on June 29, 2013

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentists and the American Academy of Pediatricians all agree that children should see a dentist for their first check up by the time they reach their first birthday. While this may seem very early, many forms of advanced tooth decay can develop long before your child’s preschool years. What’s Involved…
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