Is your little one headed back to class this week? If so, take his opportunity to keep the focus on their health. This time of the year is perfect for their next biannual checkup and cleaning for a few different reasons. They place real value on the start of a new school year, and this can be a part of their growth. A back-to-school checkup can also help you to stick to their schedule of six-month appointments with a trusted local dental provider.
At Sunny Smiles Family Dentistry, we help patients of all ages to maintain and improve their oral health. When it comes to young ones, they need consistent reminders of the importance of quality dental care, and we can help them to learn the advantages of staying on top of things. If it is time for their next biannual checkup and cleaning, take the time to bring them into our office for dedicated care. To schedule their back-to-school checkup, or one of your very own, give us a call today!
If you are ready to make a change to a better smile, make an effort and speak with your dentist before you make any decisions. While we know that there are more options than ever at your local supermarket, these are not always safe for every smile. Your dental discoloration may also be cause by another concern such as tartar accumulation, and you want to know for sure. Starting 
If you are finding that you are keeping other people up while you sleep, your snoring may be a 
Seeing the dentist routinely for 
There are a few ways that you can compromise your smile, and losing enamel due to injury or tooth decay is a significant one. While it is the hardest material in your body, enamel is not immune to damage. Unfortunately, when this happens, it puts you at risk of developing a bacterial infection within your tooth. If you have 
Your smile plays a crucial role in your overall appearance. Even with your commitment to brushing and flossing, external enamel stains can still occur, and when they do, it can be helpful to consult your dentist to 
When you break a tooth, it places your smile at risk of developing an infection. Your natural enamel normally provides a sturdy barrier that blocks out bacterial growth, but when this becomes damaged, it can let in harmful microorganisms. They can make their way through dentin (the material that composes the bulk of the tooth), and even into the soft tissue of the pulp. If you have experienced a 
Your smile needs consistent maintenance, and that takes place both at home and in the dental office. In between your trips to the dentist for a biannual checkup and cleaning, 
Your smile is an interesting thing. Unlike any other area of your body, your appearance is tied up in your oral health, and sometimes, that can give you the opportunity to improve both at the same time. This also means that changes that you make to your look can also impact the functionality of your mouth, so it is important to 
Your smile means a lot to you, and we know that you want to