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The Best and Worst Halloween Treats

As Halloween quickly approaches, your smile may be in grave danger. If you’re not careful, the sugary candies and treats available could attack your chompers and promote tooth decay. No one wants that this holiday season. However, our Ron Hernandez, DDS team isn’t telling you to stop eating Halloween treats altogether—we’re just telling you to keep your smile in mind... read more »

Halloween: Keeping Your Child’s Teeth Healthy

The leaves are changing; the weather is cooling down. It’s the time of year for sweaters, hot cocoa, and of course, Halloween! This festive holiday gives your children a chance to dress up and to stockpile on free candy. The intake of candy can present dental health issues if not handled carefully. Here are a few tips to help keep... read more »

Is Your Child’s Smile Health Prepared for a Successful School Year?

At the practice of Dr. Ron Hernandez in Fremont, California, our dentists, Dr. Hernandez and Dr. Chisholm, know how vital dental exams are to your child's health and encourage you to bring your child in every six months. This helps us rule out any undiagnosed oral conditions your child may have, such as a painful tooth or other chronic dental problem. Children... read more »

Once There Was a Toothbrush

Dental hygiene is an irreplaceable contributor to oral health. Proper dental hygiene includes brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing once a day. Teeth care dates back for thousands of years. However, early dental care tools were very different from what we use today. Let’s explore the history of the toothbrush together. Tools for brushing the teeth were around... read more »

A Badly Decayed Tooth Can Be Fully Replaced by Installing a Bridge

A badly decayed tooth can pose several different threats to your oral health. In addition to impeding your ability to chew food, it can also cause pain, infection and other serious complications. If the extent of the decay is too severe, your dentist, Dr. Ron Hernandez, might recommend having the tooth extracted before replacing it with a dental bridge. A... read more »

How to Take Good Care of Your Oral Tissues

If you want a strong and successful oral health, it’s best to take care of your gums. To help you keep your gums in tip-top shape, Dr. Ron Hernandez and our dedicated dental team encourage you to do the following things on a regular basis: -Brush: Brush your teeth twice a day (every morning and every night) for two minutes each... read more »

The Dangers Posed by Enamel Erosion Can Be Countered by Fluoride

The internal structures of each of your teeth is protected by a layer of tooth enamel. Tooth enamel gets its amazing strength from densely packed microscopic mineral crystals. This is what gives your teeth the strength and durability to bite off, chew and grind hard foods. The integrity of these mineral crystals helps to prevent the bacteria in your mouth... read more »

The Three Things Breastfeeding Can Do to Your Child’s Smile

If you’re interested in knowing what breastfeeding can do for your child’s smile, then our skilled dental team is more than happy to give you the information you need! Breastfeeding in Fremont, California, can benefit your child’s oral health in many ways, whether you believe it or not. In fact, there are many things you may not know about breastfeeding and... read more »

Does Mouthwash Actually Help With Oral Care?

Do you ever wonder if using mouthwash can really help your oral care? Would a mint be enough to combat your bad breath? If you’ve ever wondered if you should add mouthwash to your oral routine, we’re happy to give you a few answers. As you’ve probably guessed, mouthwash can do several things for your smile. For instance, some mouthwashes... read more »

Dental Crowns: Post-Procedure Care

Are you in need of a dental crown in Fremont, California? Before your first appointment, we encourage you to research in advance how to care for your new crown so that you’re prepared. Whether you have a temporary or permanent crown, you need to handle it with care. - Avoid hard, sticky food: Your dentist may begin with a temporary... read more »