Your little one means the world to you. That means that you do everything that you can to keep them safe, including making sure they are sticking to their schedule of dental checkups. We know that that it can be tough to find the time as a parent, but these are really important for their smile success. Even though they will inevitably lose their first set of teeth, they play a real role in their dental development, and with a cleaning and examination, they can start their journey on a great oral health path.
With our caring staff at Sunny Smiles, you can be sure that your child has someone looking over their smile. If it’s been longer than six months since their last biannual checkup, then it’s time for them to come see their dentist. Do it with a trusted local provider that’s dedicated to their oral health needs now and into the future; come visit Sunny Smiles.
Keep an eye on their smile. Schedule a children’s checkup today.
You know that you need to brush twice a day, for two full minutes each time; and we certainly hope that you’re sticking to your schedule, so you keep your teeth clean. Unfortunately, people can struggle to find the time for their flossing, leaving a lot of their smile to collect plaque and tartar buildup. You leave around 40% of the tooth’s surface when you ignore your dental floss, meaning that you put yourself at risk of both tooth decay and periodontal disease. Taking enough time for your gums is an 
As you go about your day, take note of how often you use your smile; not just for talking, but for just about every interaction that you have with others. It’s simply hard to have an experience with someone without using your smile in one way or another, and other people take notice of its quality. If you’ve been struggling with cosmetic or oral health issues, 
If you find that you’re tired before lunchtime, it could be due to your oral health. Two of the five most prevalent sleep disorders in this country relate to the structure of the mouth and throat, and they can really make it tough to wake up in the morning. The first of these, 
Your child needs to see their dentist at least twice a year for routine checkups, and when you skip them, you put your child at risk. Common oral health issues like gingivitis and tooth decay can happen when they ignore their oral health needs, so it’s important to stick to their schedule. When they reach their later adolescent years, these visits become even more valuable for another reason: the development of their third and final set of molars. Their dentist needs to 
If it’s been longer than six months since the last time that you were in the dental chair, then it’s time to refresh your smile. You need to 
Your smile propels you, and when things aren’t at the level that you need, it could also hold you back. One of the first things that people notice about you is your smile, so it’s important to make sure that your oral health is strong in order to make a great first impression. But having a 
You depend on your smile more than you might know. Every time that you meet someone new, one of the first places they look is to your teeth, and that can spell real trouble if your smile is not at the level you need. Bring a quality smile the next time you need to get up close and personal, and you can discover the difference of advanced dentistry. We’re here to help you 
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