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Phone #630-655-0240

We will be okay. We must be cautious and work together to get through this.

Why Dentistry Is IMPORTANT?
Because even though he's missing an eyebrow, the first thing you notice is his smile!!!!

Knocked out teeth are very common among children and it is mostly due to sports injuries.
The Key to save the tooth is to ACT IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!

1. Grab the tooth by the crown "AVOID TOUCHING THE ROOT"
2. If the tooth is dirty rinse it with milk, DON'T SCRUB THE TOOTH, DON'T USE CHEMICALS or SOAP
3. Try to place the tooth back into the socket, if unable, or worried that child might chock on the tooth place the tooth in a container with milk "DON'T LET the tooth get dry"
4. Contact your local dentist immediately.

PS. 90% of the knocked out teeth are successfully saved when reattached within 30 minutes of the time they were knocked out

5 Tips to keep your teeth healthy over the holidays
1. Don’t crack nuts with your teeth
2. Pass on chewy treats
3. Use proper tools to open packages and bottles
4. Avoid chewing on hard candy or ice cubes
5. Say “no” to nail biting.

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE

HAPPPY FRIDAY

What is a better Christmas gift than a gift coming from an awesome patient. I’m truly blessed to be surrounded by great people!!!!

What is gingivitis? and what are the signs or the symptoms of the disease?

Gingivitis is an inflammation that varies in severity, it is a nondestructive disease and easily treated. But if left untreated it will be progress to periodontitis (loss of bone) which will eventually lead to loss of teeth.

Signs to pay attention to: bleeding when brushing or flossing, Tender gum and painful to the touch, bad breath.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/gingivitis/symptoms-causes/syc-20354453

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Q. How old should my child be before I make his first dental appointment?
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that a child go to the dentist by age 1 or within six months after the first tooth erupts. Primary teeth typically begin growing in around 6 months of age.
https://www.aapd.org/assets/1/7/DentalHomeNeverTooEarly.pdf

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