by Hutto Hippo Family Dental | Nov 8, 2016 | Blog, Gum disease
Gum disease has a direct correlation with obesity and many people don’t realize this fact. We all know that eating sugary and fatty foods puts on weight. People have also known for many years that sugar promotes dental decay. Aside from obesity creating risks for...
by Hutto Hippo Family Dental | Oct 5, 2016 | Blog, Dental care, Halloween candy and dental care, Teeth & Gums
Halloween is well known for being a holiday with lots of candy. As parents, you may worry about your child’s teeth when so much candy is around. While you want your child to have fun, a few Halloween dental guidelines can also help you with maintaining good dental...
by Hutto Hippo Family Dental | Oct 5, 2016 | Blog, Child's dental visit, Dental care, Fear of the Dentist, Halloween candy and dental care
It’s not unusual for children to feel nervous and afraid of going to the dentist, especially during the first visit. Helpful Ideas to Help Your Children Overcome Fears As a parent, it’s good to know there are things you can do to make your child’s dental visit more...
by Hutto Hippo Family Dental | Oct 5, 2016 | Blog, Child's dental visit, Dental care, Teeth & Gums, tooth decay
Bringing your young child to the dentist may seem like a difficult hurdle — both in your mind and your child’s mind. But there are reasons why dental care is important for children, even at early ages. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry...
by Hutto Hippo Family Dental | Sep 30, 2016 | Blog, Child's dental visit, Dental care, Teeth & Gums
As a parent, you may be curious to know how your child’s teeth will develop and what to expect. Baby Teeth Your newborn baby already has 20 baby teeth present in the jaws at birth. Most parents see teeth beginning to break through the gum. They typically appear when...
by Hutto Hippo Family Dental | Sep 7, 2016 | Blog, Dental care
Flossing is something many dentists encourage patients to do. The American Dental Association (ADA) gives three main reasons as to why flossing is important for dental health: It helps remove plaque that brushing misses It can help prevent gum disease It can help...
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