Cupertino Family Dental

Mondays are for mindfulness. Take a moment today to practice mindful dental care. Your smile will thank you!

Maintaining a healthy smile isn't just about brushing! Regular dental check-ups are vital for overall oral health. Schedule your dental visit today to keep your smile shining bright! 🦷✨

🗳️ What's your go-to for fresh breath: Mints or chewing gum?

Don't skip brushing before bed! It's vital to remove food particles and plaque accumulated throughout the day for a healthier smile.

Electric toothbrushes are not more damaging to gums than manual ones. In fact, their oscillating heads are often gentler!

Uncover the truths about common dental myths this Monday. Let's separate fact from fiction for a brighter smile!

Did you know that teeth are bones? Everything you do for strong, healthy bones helps your teeth, too!

Did you know that dental fillings have a life expectancy of about 8-10 years? If you have any fillings make sure you get them looked at during your next visit.

Flossing can be difficult, especially if you are on the go. Try using floss picks, they are easy to use and really handy when you travel or are frequently on the road.

Most adults have 32 teeth! This includes the four wisdom teeth that normally come later in life, but some people never get them and others have them removed.

"Life is like a mirror. Smile at it and it smiles back at you!" - Peace Pilgrim

You probably already know that a diet of fruits and vegetables is good for teeth, but starchy foods are an important part of that diet, too. Bread, rice, potatoes, and pasta balance out your diet for healthy teeth.

The best natural ways to keep your teeth white are everyday healthy habits, including brushing your teeth twice a day for 2 minutes each time, flossing daily, limiting foods that stain your teeth, and regular visits to our office for checkups!

Like fingerprints—and snowflakes—everyone’s tongue print is unique.

You might have to reach for your child’s toothpaste every once in a while when you run out, but make sure you don’t make it a regular thing. Kids' toothpaste is not recommended for adults' permanent teeth.

To***co stains teeth and significantly increases the risk of gum disease and oral cancer. If you smoke or use chewing to***co, consider quitting.

“If you have only one smile in you, give it to the people you love.” - Maya Angelou

It is fine to have a snack, just not a midnight snack. Not only is it not good to eat late, but you should never eat after brushing your teeth at the end of the day. The food will sit between your teeth and fuel the bacteria that causes tooth decay!

Don't forget to take advantage of your dental benefits before they expire at the end of the year. Nothing beats the gift of a healthy smile; book your appointment today.

A baby tooth usually remains in the child's mouth until a permanent tooth underneath it is ready to emerge through the gums.

What made you smile today?

Have a glass of water before tea! Since tea contains caffeine, it is better to drink water first to reduce the acidity in your mouth, which in turn reduces the effect of tea on your teeth and gums!

Still need to use your dental benefits? Book an appointment today!

Why is it better to receive teeth whitening treatment from a professional dentist? Over-the-counter products are legally only allowed to contain up to 0.01% peroxide, which is too low to have a significant impact on the color of your teeth. Our results are not only highly effective, but they're safe too. Ask our office how we can brighten your smile today!

Scheduling appointments with our office is easy. Give us a call or fill out our online booking form!

Drinking teeth-staining liquids (such as coffee or tea) through a straw can help reduce the staining on your teeth and may help reduce the risk of tooth decay.

People don’t chew up and down; they chew side to side just like cows chew!

If you’re a smoker, here’s one more reason to quit: not only does smoking affect your physical health, but it can also harm oral health as it causes bad breath, yellow teeth, and increases the risk of gum disease.

“Let us always meet each other with smile, for the smile is the beginning of love.” - Mother Teresa

Make sure your toothpaste contains fluoride. This mineral helps strengthen your tooth enamel, thereby making your teeth more resistant to tooth decay.