New product news, CaviSense—a quick, no-radiation test that spots early cavity signs in children’s teeth. Learn how Dr. Bryan’s Tooth Station, your pediatric dentist in Folsom, supports proactive care for your family.
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Recent research reveals antibiotics in early childhood may increase cavity risk. Parents can take simple steps to protect their kids' teeth despite this new finding.
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A new study reveals silver diamine fluoride cuts cavity progression by 40% in kids. –The Tooth Station in Folsom helps protect your child’s smile. The Tooth Station, your pediatric dentist in Folsom
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The goal of the personal protective equipment (PPE) is to prevent the transmission of disease from provider to the patient and other direction of patient to provider. Ideally one wants a system that prevents someone from transferring of bacteria and viruses even if they are contagious with a particular pathogen. No system is fail-safe, but this additional protection provides a high level and enhanced protection for the provider and the patient.
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When the holiday season approaches, most of the festivities will include an array of sweet beverages, baked goods, and candies. While these festive foods can be tempting, the sugar content can increase your susceptibility to tooth decay and gum disease. Instead of avoiding the fun altogether, here are some helpful recommendations on how to effectively protect your teeth against the most common harmful holiday activities.
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Taking care of your teeth at home takes daily work. You can’t just go to your routine cleanings every six months and expect to have a healthy smile. Going to the dentist is essential but taking care of your teeth at home is a critical component of optimal oral health.
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Braces are a significant investment for anyone. They cost a lot of money and need to be worn for a long time to reach their full effect. Retainers help preserve that investment and ensure that your shiny and smooth new smile lasts as long as possible.
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We all know that sugar is bad for us, yet we continue to eat it. Perhaps it’s an addiction, or maybe we lack self-control. While sugar has many adverse effects on our overall health, there are many ways that sugar affects your teeth and gums. Your overall health is connected to your dental health, so it is essential to do everything you can to maintain and restore oral health.
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Most orthodontic treatment starts in the teen years when all permanent teeth have come in, and the results are more predictable. However, some young children need early intervention or Phase One treatment. This evaluation doesn’t necessarily mean orthodontics are needed right away. However, monitoring growth patterns can indicate the best opportunity to start treatment to get the best results. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that your child has an initial screening at the age of seven, with formal orthodontics beginning around age nine.
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