For Kids Who Feel Nervous About the Dentist

For Kids Who Feel Nervous About the Dentist

It’s perfectly normal for children to feel nervous. A new setting, new noises, lights, and not knowing what will happen next can all be overwhelming. The good news? Parents can take some simple steps to help make dental visits more comfortable, positive, and predictable. Selecting a dental clinic that understands children can make a world … Read more

Myth vs. Fact: If Your Child’s Teeth Don’t Hurt, Are They Healthy?

Myth - If the teeth don't hurt, they are healthy

It’s easy to assume that if your child isn’t complaining about tooth pain, everything must be fine. Sadly, this is not always true. A common dental health misconception is: Myth: “If the teeth don’t hurt, they are healthy.” Fact: Cavities and other oral issues can develop without any symptoms, particularly in the initial phases. This … Read more

A Healthier Smile Starts with the Water Bottle

A Healthier Smile Starts with the Water Bottle

With spring arriving in Saskatoon, children are getting more time outdoors – as they should. Staying hydrated is even more important during recess, bike rides, playground trips, and/or spring sports. Water is a great way for children to feel their best, and it also has a helpful role in maintaining healthy smiles. Water is one … Read more

Is Teeth Whitening Safe for Kids?

Is Teeth Whitening Safe for Kids

This is where things get a bit more important. Younger children are not usually recommended to use whitening products. Their teeth are yet to mature, and the enamel is more likely to be sensitive to whitening agents. For teens, it is a matter of circumstances. Provided that their adult teeth are complete and their mouth … Read more

Your Child’s First Dental Visit in Saskatoon: What to Expect and How to Prepare

Your Child’s First Dental Visit in Saskatoon

You are not alone if you are preparing your child to visit the dental office first. Most Saskatoon parents are excited and nervous in the run-up to this appointment. Questions such as “How young is too young?”, “Will my child be scared?” and “What actually happens?” are quite widespread. The pleasant fact is that the … Read more