May 22, 2019
Here’s how sugar can lead to cavities, and why xylitol is a sugar substitute you should know more about. Too Much Sugar = Cavities Sugar attracts harmful bacteria to your teeth and creates acid that eats up your enamel. This causes plaque and ultimately cavities, which is why you should limit the number of sugary foods…
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May 1, 2019
We are primarily made up of water. This magical substance that keeps us in peak condition day in and day out for activities like school, homework and playing with family after school. You may be surprised to know that water is also a major part of what keeps our teeth in tip-top shape. Learn more…
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April 17, 2019
Everyone loves Starbucks! From adults driving by to take in a caffeine jumpstart before work, to kids who love to drink sweet drinks as they come home from school. The dental danger here is the sugar hiding in almost every drink you order. Take a closer look below. Sugary Sweetness Problem Cavities can be caused…
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April 1, 2019
Tags: Dental Questions, Fruit Pouches, Pediatric Dental Food
One food trend that has caught on fast over the past few years is the application of pureed fruit into small, resealable pouches. This gives parents an easy grab and go option in the morning while also providing a full serving of fruit into their child’s diet. But what are the effects of squeeze pouches…
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March 16, 2019
While most people concentrate on brushing only their teeth, they should be looking a little bit lower. Gums are the most overlooked part of oral health. Gum health is essential for that long term, healthy feeling you get right after seeing the dentist. Below you’ll see how having your children’s gums clean and understanding good…
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March 1, 2019
This is often a question we receive here at Forever Smiles Pediatric Dentistry. Children’s “baby teeth” can sometimes cling on for far longer than we would like. These hanging teeth can cause slight bleeding at the gums, pain, and sensitivity to cold and hot temperatures. Growing up, it was pretty common to hear about parents…
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February 15, 2019
Tags: Broken Tooth, Chipped Tooth, Dental Emergency, Oral Care
DON’T PANIC – Dental Emergencies Happen All The Time. In most cases, the best thing to do for a dental emergency in Mountain View and surrounding areas like San Jose and Los Altos is call Dr. Leyla Abazari’s office. Our pediatric dental staff is well trained to give you the information you need to take the…
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February 2, 2019
Tags: Dentist Recommedations, Super Bowl
It’s that time of year again! Friends, family and rivals are coming together for the 2019 Super Bowl. A fine frenzy of food has been a staple of football gathering for decades. While most of us are munching on whatever food is in front of us, take a moment to look over our suggests for…
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July 11, 2018
Tags: #brushing, #dental, #dentalxray, #kidsdentist, #kidsteeth, #mountainview, #smile, #toothbrush
Pediatric Dentist will recommend x-ray on a child that has never experienced cavities. Parents often wonder why their child need the x-ray. Visually only the top and sides of the teeth can be examined, but to be able to further see the supporting structure or closed contacts between the teeth is only possible via x-ray. …
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May 16, 2018
Tags: Adolescents, sports drink
There is a lot of confusion about sports drinks and energy drinks, and parents are unaware of the difference. Sport drinks, contain carbohydrates, minerals, electrolytes and flavoring. It may be used for athletes who engage in vigorous physical activity. Plain water is best during and after exercise. Energy drinks in the other hand contains large…
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