Western Dental Blog

Healthy teeth not only help children eat, speak and sleep better; they also help them to perform better in school.

Summer is here and, for many of us, it’s time for family vacation. Whether you’re boarding a plane for an exotic locale, spending a few days at your favorite amusement park, or loading up the kids for a trip to Grandma’s, it may still be a challenge to make dental health a part of your itinerary.

When it comes to overall well-being, good oral health has a bigger impact than you may think. So in honor of National Oral Health Month, it’s important to remember that maintaining a healthy mouth is probably one of the most important contributors to looking good, feeling better and living longer.

Ask your dentist about your treatment plan.