Recently, water fluoridation has been in the news, with some debating its safety and benefits. However, it’s clear that adding fluoride to public water supplies plays a major role in improving oral health. Fluoride helps […]
Yesterday, we celebrated a momentous occasion – our 2024 Employee of the Year! We threw a glamorous 1920s-themed murder mystery party to honor this year’s outstanding employee. With the help of our amazing committee—Dr. Cipes, […]
It is no longer recommended that children or adults wear lead shields when getting dental x-rays. In the 1950s, shielding became standard practice for medical imaging based on the information and equipment available at the […]
Breastmilk is an important source of antibodies and nutrients for young infants and helps provide protection from childhood illnesses and has long term benefits such as decreasing a child’s risk for diabetes.
The World Health Organization […]
U-shaped electric toothbrushes have been getting a lot of attention on social medial platforms. Many websites are claiming that U-shaped brushes are as efficient as traditional brushing techniques. A study published in 2020 by the […]
Memorial Day weekend, Drs. Cipes, Chisholm and Beauvais attended the 77th annual American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry meeting in Toronto, Canada. They joined thousands of colleagues to attend clinical and scientific sessions to enhance their […]
It’s fitting that the start of Facial Protection month coincides with the end of March Madness and the NCAA Basketball Championship. It’s a good time to draw your attention to the crucial intersection of dental […]
As we bid farewell to February, we also mark the end of National Children’s Dental Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of oral health in children. This annual observance serves […]
Cipes Pediatric Dentistry is pleased to announce our 2023 Employee of the Year…Jennifer Vanderpool! Each year the Employee of the Year Award recognizes an employee who goes ‘above and beyond’ their duties and exemplifies the […]
The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is a very common virus that affects most individuals. According to the CDC, HPV infects 13 million Americans, including teens each year. The Human Papilloma Virus spreads via physical contact […]
