
Oral Care for Infants and Toddlers
Dental Care Tips, General Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry, Preventive CareWhile it’s a common misconception that baby teeth don’t matter, that's not the case! Even though baby teeth will eventually fall out, keeping them healthy makes eating and talking easier, helps to shape your child’s face, and ensures that…

Vacendak Celebrates Dental Hygiene Month
General Dentistry, Office News, Pediatric Dentistry, Preventive CareOctober is Dental Hygiene Month, a time to remind our community why having a good, consistent oral care routine is so important. A good oral care routine includes brushing your teeth twice a day for two minutes each time, flossing once a day,…

Tips for a Tooth-Healthy School Year
Cosmetic Dentistry, General Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry, Preventive CareA new school year requires new school supplies, an updated wardrobe, and a haircut. It’s also a great time to refresh your kids’ dental care habits! As your children return to school this fall, follow these steps to improve their dental…

Healthy Gift Alternatives to Candy and Chocolate
General Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry, Preventive CareDuring the holiday season there are so many people to give gifts: teachers, neighbors, party hosts, the mailman, etc. The easy go-to for these small tokens of appreciation is chocolate and candy. While it's ok to enjoy sweet treats in moderation,…

Holiday Foods That are Harmful for Your Teeth
Dental Care Tips, General Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry, Preventive Care?The holiday season is filled with sweets and treats that only come around once a year. It may be tempting to overindulge, but keep in mind that certain foods and drinks are extra bad for your teeth (not to mention your waistline). Below is…

Tips for Open Enrollment Season
Dental Care Tips, General Dentistry, Office News, Pediatric DentistryFall is typically the start of open enrollment for various types of insurance, including dental insurance. Not all dental plans are created equal, so it’s important to review the benefits carefully to make sure there are no unexpected surprises…

February is Children’s Dental Health Month!
General Dentistry, Pediatric DentistryGood oral health habits start early, which is why dental organizations across the country join together in February to celebrate Children’s Dental Health Month. Tooth decay can begin at any age, so it’s important to teach your children how…

What’s New in Dentistry?
General Dentistry, Oral Surgery, Pediatric DentistryJust like with other medical fields, new innovations are constantly being made in dentistry. Advances in screenings, treatments and products allow dentists to catch problems earlier and take care of them in a manner that is more effective and…

Drink to Your Health this Summer with Our Beverage Guide
Dental Care Tips, Pediatric DentistrySports outings, beach vacations and long days at the neighborhood pool are near! All the fun of summer requires staying hydrated and your family will likely guzzle down any beverage they find when the days are hot. Unfortunately, some popular…

Halloween Candy: What You Need to Know
Dental Care Tips, Pediatric DentistryIt’s every child’s favorite time of year: Halloween. This is the one time of year where kids get all of their favorite candy without having to ask permission or spend their allowance. However, for parents, the scariest part of Halloween…

Tooth-friendly Summer Snacks
Dental Care Tips, Pediatric DentistryFor kids, the start of summer is the most exciting time of the year - It means school is out and it’s time for fun and adventure. However, for parents and dentists, it can be a sugary nightmare. Summer is defined mainly by outdoor fun,…

What’s Not Working With Your Kids’ Dental Hygiene Routine?
Pediatric Dentistry, Preventive CareEstablishing a dental care routine for young children can be a real challenge. As a parent you have a hundred things going on (today alone) and sometimes you're lucky to get the kids out the door with all their shoes on, much less with their…