Kaiser & Rosen Dental Associates

February marks the start of National Children’s Dental Health Month. We will be posting some tips and reminders to help reinforce the importance of oral health in children 🦷😇

🚨‼️ Don’t forget these simple habits can make a huge difference ‼️🚨

Today’s the day! Let’s Go Birds!!

Before and after photos of lovely patient getting cosmetic stain removal. If there is anything you are unhappy with your smile, come see us to discuss the many ways we can help fix it and make you confident in smiling again!

Is iced coffee bad for your teeth? Whether you like yours hot or iced, all coffee is acidic and can lead to tooth sensitivity and increase the risk of cavities if consumed in excess. It can also stain your teeth over time. Many commercially available iced coffees contain added sugars or sweetened syrups, which can promote tooth decay and gum disease if consumed frequently. But don’t worry - we won’t ask you to take away your iced coffee for good!

To minimize potential negative effects on your teeth while enjoying iced coffee:
- Limit consumption of sugary or sweetened varieties.
- Drink through a straw positioned toward the back of your mouth to reduce contact with teeth.
- Rinse your mouth with water after drinking coffee to help neutralize acidity and reduce staining.
- Maintain good oral hygiene by brushing your teeth at least twice a day and flossing daily.
- Visit your dentist regularly for check-ups and professional cleanings.