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Healthy Baby Teeth Are Part of a Long, Healthy Life

By Dr. Freytag | Published July 24, 2020

Around six months, your child’s first teeth will begin to erupt. For the next few years, these primary teeth will continue to grow in and eventually be lost as they near their teens. Even though primary teeth aren’t permanent, they’re very important! Having healthy baby teeth is an important part of growth for any child – with effects […]

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FAQs About Sealants for Teeth

By Dr. Freytag | Published November 20, 2017

The best way to prevent cavities is to brush and floss daily. But your mouth has surfaces that even floss can’t easily reach. These grooves are all over and often lead to decay that goes unnoticed until your next visit to the dentist. So how can you keep those grooves protected if even good dental […]

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Reduce Tooth Decay: The Latest Study

By Dr. Freytag | Published August 19, 2013

Have you read the July issue of The Journal of The American Dental Association (JADA)? If so, you’ve heard the latest news about the effects of beverages on plaque. The study was released in July 2013, and examined how beverage choice affected dental plaque in individuals. Details: The Study The University of Illinois at Chicago’s […]

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