Jack Ringer, DDS

10/17/2026

Families looking for volunteer, leadership, and other opportunities? ☺️👏🎉

🌱 Teens, looking for volunteer, leadership, and other opportunities?
🤝 Join us to connect with local organizations and discover ways to get involved in your community.
📅 Saturday, October 17, 2 - 4 p.m.
📍 Library Community Room
✨️ Drop-in. No registration required.

10/15/2026

More toothpaste doesn’t mean a better clean. 🪥✅

Most adults only need a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste to brush effectively. Using the right amount helps protect your teeth, supports enamel health, and keeps your daily routine simple.

Tiny habit, real impact.

Get the full breakdown here:
https://www.health.com/condition/oral-health/how-much-toothpaste-should-you-use

Adults need a pea-sized amount of toothpaste, and young children need about the size of a rice grain. Brush your teeth for two minutes twice per day.

10/13/2026

A straight smile may be the visible result. The deeper goal is healthy development.

Dr. Evelyn Maruko understands the connection personally. As a child, she experienced allergies, congestion, ear infections, disrupted sleep, clenching, grinding, and damaged teeth—the same kinds of concerns she now evaluates in her patients.

When a child’s jaw does not have enough room to develop, the effects may extend beyond crowded teeth. Sleep, breathing, focus, behavior, and overall well-being can all be part of the larger picture.

💪 By evaluating jaw growth early, orthodontic care may help create space for permanent teeth, support the airway, and guide healthier development while growth is still underway.

Because early orthodontics should consider more than how a smile looks. It should consider how a child sleeps, breathes, grows, and feels.

🤍 dentalcosmetics.com

10/10/2026

Happy Birthday, Anaheim!!! 🎂😊🎉🎈

10/08/2026

Catching a red-eye? Don’t let your oral health get lost in the travel shuffle. ✈️🦷

The dry air inside an airplane can reduce saliva production, leaving your mouth more vulnerable to bacteria, bad breath, and discomfort.

☑️ Staying hydrated—and limiting alcohol and excess caffeine—can help protect your smile while you travel.

Read more about the common oral health mistake many travelers make on overnight flights:
https://creators.yahoo.com/lifestyle/story/taking-a-red-eye-dont-make-this-common-oral-health-mistake-171052989.html

An oral surgeon says dehydration—not skipping one night of brushing—is the biggest threat to your teeth on overnight flights. Here's how to protect your oral health.

10/05/2026

Starting the week with a smile and a wave! 👋😃 Wishing everyone a great one.

10/03/2026

Let's gooooooooo Anaheim Ducks!!!! 🏒😊👏

09/30/2026

Floss first, then brush. 🦷🪥

This article breaks down why the order matters and how flossing before brushing may help remove more plaque and let fluoride reach between the teeth more effectively.

Small habits can make a real difference for your smile and gum health.

Read here: https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/health/wellness/a69993165/dentists-say-right-order-floss-brush-teeth/

Here's how to make your oral hygiene routine more effective.

09/28/2026

Efficient, friendly, and technologically-advanced dentistry is what we are proud to provide. 🤍🦷🫶

09/26/2026

Wishing you a relaxing weekend, ! ☀️😊🙌