The Tooth Station

This is a short video that reviews why some people who don't brush floss or take care of their teeth don't get cavities. The reverse is also true that some people who take great care of their teeth still get some decay. It is complex subject and not all the factors are known, but enough information is known to help prevent at least some cavities. At the Tooth station in Folsom we always doing our best to educate our parents and patients and prevent as much problems as possible. This sets us apart from other offices. You can get further information at: https://www.thetoothstation.com/resources/prevention/
If you have a child that has problems with cavities or just want to prevent as much problems as possible, we would love to show you what can be done! We are Folsom's longest serving pediatric dental office and pride ourselves on personalized & caring staff and treating our patents as family.

At Dr. Bryan's Tooth Station, a caring and pediatric dental practice in Folsom that treats your children like family we are always coming up with ways to help prevent getting cavities. This is one in a series of videos that focuses on prevention called Sugar Consumption and Cavities - abbreviated version. It reviews the history and evidence of the role sugar plays in dental decay using diagrams, photos and charts. It is informative and will help you create a personal cavity prevention strategy for you and your family.

Hi all, made this video to answer a common question I get from patients who have cavities, especially when their brother or sister does not. Some people who don't brush and floss don't get cavities because they are lucky enough not to have the bacteria that cause cavities such as streptococcus mutans. They may also have cavity inhibiting bacteria and have positive factors such as strong enamel and lack deep pits and grooves in their teeth. Their diet may be low in carbohydrates and sugars that are needed for cavity formation.