Do you want to start the new year with a pearly white smile? It’s easy to let good dental hygiene habits slip during the holiday season, which can lead to stained teeth. Here are five ways to keep your teeth white as snow and have a dazzling smile throughout the holidays.

As parents, we try to keep our children as healthy as possible – from their physical and mental health to their dental health.

Dental care is essential for everyone, but what about baby (primary) teeth? Did you know babies are born with 20 primary teeth that just haven’t appeared (erupted) yet? That means tooth decay can begin when your baby’s first teeth appear. That’s why dentists say that good oral hygiene habits should begin even before the first baby tooth comes in.

Who doesn’t want a bright, dazzling smile? Despite regular dental check-ups and good oral hygiene, teeth tarnish and discolor over time. Teeth whitening is an effective and reliable way to restore your brilliant smile. Here’s everything you need to know about whitening your teeth.

Easter is on its way…which means the Easter Bunny will be hopping through soon, bringing us lots of candy and sweet treats. So, how do you keep your family’s teeth healthy during a holiday filled with chocolate bunnies and marshmallow chicks?

Tips to manage sensitive teeth: see a dentist, use a soft toothbrush & sensitive toothpaste, try saltwater rinses & coconut oil pulling, use a mouthguard for grinding, be cautious with whitening, consider dental varnish. Contact Atkins & Anderson Family Dentistry in Bryan/College Station for help.

The holiday season is the perfect time for cosmetic dentistry, which provides procedures for a whiter and beautiful smile. Whether it's veneers, teeth whitening, Invisalign, porcelain crowns and bridges, tooth-colored fillings, or composite bonding, Atkins & Anderson Family and Cosmetic Dentistry can help patients restore and rebuild their smiles, providing a long-lasting and life-changing gift.

Daily brushing and flossing your teeth isn’t enough to guarantee oral health. What you eat and drink also matters. So, which drinks are damaging to your teeth? And what are some healthier choices?

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.