February is National Children’s Dental Health Month,
That’s why we want to give you three tips to keep your elementary school child healthy and free of dental disease:
As the measles outbreak linked to Disneyland continues to spread, pediatricians are deeply concerned about the children who have been infected, and those who are at risk because they have not been vaccinated.
The American Academy of Pediatrics strongly urges parents to make sure their children have received the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.
Check out the February issue of TulsaKids magazine and read a special interview with Dr. Ryan Roberts.
Here’s a link to the article…
Most parents know their child’s dentist, but how well do you know your child’s hygienist?
The role of the hygienist is huge!
Meet our Shasta Jordan…
The spookiest part of Halloween? When your children come back from trick-or-treating with a whole shopping bag full of candy! Good news. Now your kids can get
Check out this new guide to children’s dental health and discover what every parent should know: — 27 age-appropriate tips to keep your child free
Do your kids like helicopters, fire trucks, trains and pony rides? Hideaway Pizza? Barbee’s cookies? How about cool prizes and giveaways, like… TWELVE brand new
Good news! For the second year in a row, On the Cusp is joining the fight against dental disease by providing free screenings for elementary
Football season is HERE! Read on to learn about the three types of football mouth guards, and discover which one offers the best protection for
Updated: 11/12/19 Brushing and flossing go together like peanut butter and jelly. So once your kids have gotten the hang of brushing, teaching them how
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