Home fires are more common during the winter months. Learn how to better prepare your home against fire, by clicking here.
While Halloween this year will look different for everyone, it is important to know which Halloween treats are best for your teeth. Whether you're going trick-or-treating or decide to stay in and celebrate together, there are sure to be some Halloween goodies—and the sugar in those treats can play some unwanted tricks on your teeth if you’re not careful. Chocolate is one of the better candies for your teeth because it washes off teeth easily. You might want to pass on things that make you pucker – especially if they are sticky and coated in sugar. Sour candy is acidic, and it could weaken and damage the outer shell of your teeth. For more on how to have a healthy Halloween, visit https://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/az-topics/h/halloween-candy-survival-guide.
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Home fires are more common during the winter months. Learn how to better prepare your home against fire, by clicking here.
While we are not currently carrying the COVID vaccine, we are encouraging our patients to get it, if it is available to you through the health department or another agency. Our providers have also put together a Q&A for our patients regarding the vaccine.
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. Learn more about how to protect your child's teeth.
Learn more about sleep hygiene/insomnia from our Cool Springs primary care provider, Emily Sitomer, FNP-C. Emily talks about sleep disorders, good sleep habits, and the effects of sleep deprivation. Click here to read more.
Did you know that most pediatric well checks can be used to complete sports physical forms? Read here to find out more.
