Routsong Family Dentistry

10/29/2021

Happy Halloween! Stay Safe and have fun!

10/15/2021

So surprised and grateful for my awesome team at Roseville Dental Group. They sure know how to show a boss some love! Roseville Dental Group

03/25/2021

I love to change peoples lives in this way. These are direct bonded composite veneers made in one visit. Not the expensive porcelain so easy on the pocket book and the eye and easy to repair. Win win!

02/24/2021

11/19/2020

Looking for a Dental Assistant to cover for pregnancy leave, from January-August 2021.

03/07/2020

Here’s a little song if you suffer from insomnia!

02/14/2020

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12/18/2019

As most of you know, our hygienist Cynthia was with us for nine years. She retired from dentistry due to occupational pain from 18 years in the field. She decided to go into a new career and I’m happy to congratulate her on starting a new chapter in her life as she has become a real estate agent. Starting a new career is always hard, but she’s lucky to have her husband by her side who is a fire captain for Sacramento and has also been involved with real estate for over 10 years. She misses the relationships that she had with her patients, you are what kept her showing up day after day. I know Cynthia would love to hear from you, feel free to contact her at anytime.

Cynthia Dail
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10/04/2019

Hit the lab pretty hard today👊🏼

08/20/2019

We really value our patients and greatest way to show us you care is to invite a friend to come in to our office...

Yes it’s real. (Not a raffle!) Now direct compensation for your gracious referrals.

*the friend has to actually become a new patient.

08/18/2019

Here’s a product we actually use to remove old crowns in dentistry. If you put one in your mouth it behaves quite similar to a Jolly Rancher. 😳

08/18/2019

Do your teachers pass out Jolly Ranchers in class?

Let’s Prevent Tooth Decay and Keep Our Kids in School!

Tooth decay is causing America’s children to miss school. A report from the Surgeon
General states 51 million school hours are lost each year due to dental related illness.
This report also declares that dental caries (tooth decay) is the single most common
chronic childhood disease. While the statistics are staggering, prevention is the answer.
Tooth decay is preventable with proper education, hygiene tools, diet, and routine dental
visits.
Parents play the primary role in teaching children about oral hygiene and healthy eating
habits. Brushing the teeth twice a day for two minutes, and flossing the teeth once a
day will help your child’s teeth stay healthy. Parents need to motivate and supervise
their children while they brush. Most children 10 years old and younger will also require
parents to help brush the hard to reach areas due to their fine motor skills not being fully
developed. This is especially true in the case of flossing. Eating nutritious foods will not
only help your child grow but will also help keep teeth healthy. Fruits, vegetables, and
cheeses are all wonderful snacks. Avoiding high sugar foods and beverages is
essential. Soda, juices, and flavored milks all increase chances of dental decay. If a
child has a sugary treat, it is extremely important they brush right after. Crunching up
lollipops and hard candy such as Jolly Ranchers can cause not only tooth fractures, but
tooth decay as well. These types of candy should be avoided at all costs.

Parents are the key to unlocking their child’s good oral health. They must educate,
motivate, and be a role model while teaching these valuable life skills. Tooth decay can
cause a child to lose sleep, make it difficult to eat, make concentrating in school
impossible, and affect self-esteem. All of this is preventable with your help.

Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Oral Health in
America: A Report of the Surgeon General. Rockville, MD: U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services, National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial
Research, National Institutes of Health, 2000:2-3.