For this tie-dying mom, life is lived in full color.

I always say that a happy mom is a good mom. So what makes a mom happy? A getaway with her closest girlfriends to do all the things she loves and never gets to do in real life!

A common question pediatric dentists get from parents is, “Why do we have to treat baby teeth, when they’re just going to fall out?” There are numerous good reasons.

If your cat has been bitten or scratched by another cat, they might act fine, but even small wounds can be serious. Cat bites often lead to abscesses because bacteria get trapped under the skin. Within two or three days, a small bite can turn into a painful, swollen infection.

If your child is active — and most of them are — protecting their smile goes beyond wearing a mouthguard during sports. One often-overlooked risk? Front teeth that stick out too far.

Congenital syphilis is caused by a bacterial infection (Treponema pallidum) that a baby can get from the mother during pregnancy or childbirth. It doesn’t matter what stage of infection the mom is in — transmission can happen anytime. It’s completely treatable with a specific kind of penicillin called benzathine penicillin G.