The First Visit: When and Why One of the most common questions we encounter from parents is the timing of their child’s first dental visit. The answer might surprise some: by their first birthday or upon the arrival of their…
Snacks are a regular part of your child’s day, but did you know the types of snacks your child is consuming can significantly impact their oral health? Here’s how to make teeth-friendly choices when it comes to snacking to ensure…
At Virginia Family Dentistry, we take pride in providing the best care for every member of your family, especially the little ones. Our Pediatric Dentists understand the significance of your child’s first dental visit. They are dedicated to making it…
In honor of National Children’s Dental Health Month, we’re highlighting our Pediatric Specialists and their locations. Virginia Family Dentistry’s pediatric offices are specially designed with our younger patients in mind. Our pediatric doctors go through an extra two years of…
In many ways, Covid-19 has caused us all to take a step back and reassess our basic hygiene habits. From washing hands to social distancing, we are more aware than ever about taking general precautions in order for us to…
Virginia Family Dentistry Pediatric Dentist Ethan Puryear was on ABC’s Showcase 8 to discuss children’s dental health. During this segment he talked about what to pack in your child’s lunchbox for healthy teeth. Some of his responses may surprise you!…
Our newest dentist to the practice, Dr. Brandon Wong, has just recently graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. For the past three years, he has gone on a week long dental mission trip to Ecuador. He has formed…
When it comes to your child’s teeth, you may have heard of the term “caries”, which is not well known or often understood. Caries is simply the disease process that often results in a cavity (or hole in the tooth)…so…
It’s the start of a new year! In the spirit of New Year’s Resolutions, Virginia Family Dentistry has 3 resolutions for taking better care of your teeth. 1. Drink more water and less soda. Aim to drink more water throughout the…
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