At what age should dental care start for my child? How can I keep my toddler’s teeth healthy? When should I schedule the first checkup? These are just a few of the questions parents have about their child’s dental care. Here are some tips and guidelines to help you keep your child’s teeth healthy from birth from Atkins & Anderson DDS.

Did you know your oral health greatly impacts your body’s overall health? Plaque accumulation can lead to serious health conditions like diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. That’s why you need to develop an oral hygiene routine beyond just brushing your teeth – a simple routine you can easily follow for the rest of your life.

Although your mouth will never feel as clean as it does after a cleaning appointment with your dentist, there are some things you can do to maintain that fresh feeling as long as possible. Here are 6 tips to help keep your teeth clean between your twice-a-year dental cleanings with Atkins & Anderson.

Premiums, deductibles, copayments – the language of the insurance world can often be overwhelming and confusing. You've probably seen the terms "in-network" and "out-of-network" when reading about your insurance options. But what exactly do these terms mean, and how do they affect your cost?  

If you missed the opportunity for braces as a child, or your teeth have shifted since then, there are several reasons you should consider braces as an adult.

You may take great care of your teeth. At Atkins & Anderson, DDS, we want to show you five ways mouthwash positively impacts dental health.

At Atkins and Anderson, we're here to tell you that, yes, flossing matters. When flossing is a consistent part of your oral hygiene, there are many benefits to your dental health. If you opt out of flossing, you are at risk for multiple health problems.

Why is it necessary for young adults to have their wisdom teeth removed in the first place? At Atkins and Anderson, DDs, we’re here to answer all your wisdom teeth questions, from pre-surgery to recovery.

The health of your heart, mind, respiratory tract and digestive system impacts your oral health–and vice versa. Learn how everything is connected and how you can protect your overall health by prioritizing your oral health. At Atkins and Anderson, DDS, we want to come alongside you to protect your teeth and gums as well as your overall health.

If you want to increase your oral hygiene and further shield your teeth from cavities, you may need to evaluate your other habits. To give your teeth the best chance to stay healthy, schedule an appointment with Atkins & Anderson, DDS. Our team will go over your daily habits and the risks they play in your oral health.