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Nutrition Tips for Healthy Teeth in Kids – Expert Advice from Pediatric Dentists

Nutrition Tips for Healthy Teeth in Kids – Expert Advice from Pediatric Dentists

Ensuring your child’s teeth stay healthy starts with proper nutrition. As experts at Morrow, Lai and Kitterman, a leading pediatric dentist in Tulsa, we emphasize the importance of a balanced diet for maintaining your child’s dental health. Here are some essential...

How much do you know about your toothbrush?

Taking care of your smile is nothing new! People have been brushing their teeth for thousands of years. In fact, the first “toothbrush” was created around 3000BC! Ancient civilizations used a thin twig with a frayed edge to rub against their teeth for cleaning. The...

When Should Your Child Start Using Mouthwash?

Mouthwash can play a vital role in helping keep the mouth fresh, healthy, and bacteria-free – but is it safe for your child? If your little one is under the age of 6, the American Dental Association recommends that you should hold off on giving him or her mouthwash....

Pediatric Dentistry: The Benefits of Dairy

When you were a child, your mother may have instructed you to drink all your milk to build strong bones. Now that you have children of your own, you may hear yourself parroting those instructions you received years ago. Getting enough dairy is essential for young...

Manual vs. Electric Toothbrushes: Everything You Need to Know!

Everybody is jumping on the electric toothbrush bandwagon in recent years, with many experts in the dental field claiming electric toothbrushes provide superior dental care. It’s true that electric toothbrushes are recommended for those who can’t do a good job...

When is the Best Time to Floss?

  At Our office, we encourage our patients to practice good oral hygiene between office visits. Part of that process includes flossing, which is the process of cleaning between the teeth to remove food and debris from the areas that are hard to reach with a...