Last month, Roseman University held its monthly free educational series – Neighborhood Health Series. The topic for February was Dental Health Month Double Header. Those in attendance enjoyed back-to-back sessions focused on dental health for adults, dogs, and children with specialized healthcare needs.   Part 1: The Benefits for Good Oral Health for Humans & Our Beloved Canine Companions  What do we know about the intersection of human and animal dental health? How can we maintain health and extend the life of our furry family members, through regular preventative dental health ..read more

Spring has officially arrived, and we are excited that it’s finally warming up! In this Spring issue of Dental 360°, you’ll learn what to do if your child bumps their tooth and the importance of using mouthguards. You’ll also read about dangerous dental TikTok trends, the effects of sports drinks and energy drinks on your teeth, and ways to prevent tooth and mouth injuries. In addition, we are excited about our Give Kids a Smile® event happening on April 28th, 2023 where children 17 and under will receive a free dental and ortho screening and fluoride treatment. There will also be face pa ..read more

Spring has officially arrived, and we are excited that it’s finally warming up! In this Spring issue of Dental 360°, you’ll learn what to do if your child bumps their tooth and the importance of using mouthguards. You’ll also read about dangerous dental TikTok trends, the effects of sports drinks and energy drinks on your teeth, and ways to prevent tooth and mouth injuries. In addition, our dental offer that’s making our patients smile, continues to run until May 31, 2023. Roseman Dental’s Dental 360° is now a quarterly e-newsletter. Each quarter you’ll receive a panoramic view of de ..read more

Our clinics receive calls from time-to-time from concerned parents when their child bumps their tooth against objects such as their crib, as one example. Sometimes the tooth can become a little loose and the gum tissue can look slightly swollen. When this happens, it is important to bring your child in to the dentist for an evaluation. It’s better to be safe than sorry as traumatic injuries can actually damage developing adult teeth even before they come in. Dental traumas, unfortunately, are common among all children. Toddlers who just learned how to walk bump their heads and mouths all ..read more

Sports drinks and energy drinks are very popular beverages for teenagers these days. Most people are aware that acidic beverages are bad for our teeth. Although acid by itself does not cause dental decay, it can wear away enamel slowly and cause tooth sensitivity. While parents tend to buy the sugar-free versions of sports and energy drinks to prevent their children from developing cavities, many are unaware of how much citric acid is added into these drinks. Unfortunately, even when we look carefully at the nutritional label, it’s impossible to tell how much citric ac ..read more

Dental TikTok trends have become increasingly popular over the past year, with users sharing tips, tricks, and hacks for achieving a perfect smile. While some of these trends can be harmless and even helpful, others can be downright dangerous and cause long-term damage to your teeth and gums. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most popular dental TikTok trends and why they are dangerous. Using baking soda to whiten your teeth One of the most common dental TikTok trends is using baking soda to whiten your teeth. While baking soda can remove surface stains, it can also erode your tooth e ..read more

Your teeth are important for everything from eating and nutrition to proper speech, so an injury to your teeth can have much larger implications than just affecting your beautiful smile. When engaging in certain kinds of physical activity, your mouth is potentially at risk for injury causing knocked-out teeth and injuries to the gums, lips, tongue, and surrounding tissues. Make sure you are always careful and take preventative measures to ensure you teeth and mouth stay healthy and injury-free. Situations Where Tooth and Mouth Injuries Are Common Most of your daily activities won’t put you at ..read more

With school almost out and great weather ahead, summer is a time when most kids get out and play—whether it’s in the water, on a bicycle, or out on a sports field. Unfortunately with many summer activities, there is a higher risk of facial injury. Many dentists see an increase in facial trauma that leads to tooth loss or other damage, simply due to the increase in outdoor and sports activities. Here are a few of the most common summer activities that could put your teeth at risk, and suggestions for ways you can prevent injury this season. Playing Contact Sports Whether you prefer to take the ..read more

We are back from taking a break during the busy holiday season and are excited to be with you in 2023! In this February issue of Dental 360°, you’ll learn about what to expect at your child’s first dental visit. You’ll also read about National Children’s Dental Health Month as well as the impact we are having in our local community here in Utah through our Give Kids a Smile® event. We are excited to continue to share about our dental offer that started February 6 that’s making all our patients smile! Roseman Dental’s Dental 360° is a monthly e-newsletter. Each month you’ll receive a ..read more

We are back from taking a break during the busy holiday season and are excited to be with you in 2023! In this February issue of Dental 360°, you’ll learn about what to expect at your child’s first dental visit and how oral health is tied to overall heart health. You’ll also read about National Children’s Dental Health Month as well as the impact we are having in the community surrounding our South Jordan, UT location through our Give Kids a Smile® event. We are also very excited to announce that we are now offering same-day crowns! Roseman Dental & Orthodontics’ Dental 360° is a mont ..read more