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Get your kids in the holiday spirit by reading them these classics: How the Grinch Stole Christmas - Dr. Seuss The Polar Express - Chris Van Allsburg The Night Before Christmas -Clement Moore

Just remember - if you’re kids happen to have a meal or two like this during the holidays, it’s okay, but make sure they are brushing their teeth afterwards! Have them sing Here Comes Santa Claus in their head to make sure they brush for the full two minutes needed!

Different families around the country celebrate holidays like Christmas in their own unique ways! What are some traditions around this time of year that are special to your culture or your family? Let us know in the comments below!

Even Santa and his elves are social-distancing this year! Although, that won’t stop them from delivering presents on time!

It’s time for a Halloween LOL! Ask your kids this joke to start their day right: What does a ghost use to wash its hair? Shamboo!

Happy Halloween, friends! Share your costume for today in the comments below, using only emojis!

Tomorrow marks the first day of Día De Los Muertos! Whether your family already has traditions to celebrate this holiday or are looking to start some, here are nine easy DIY ways to celebrate Día De Los Muertos in your home this year. http://ow.ly/LCAe50C02i0

This season isn’t just about showing your love with presents it’s about showing your love with your presence! Near or far, gather around the table or the tablet to take some time to share memories and stories of holidays past to make new memories to cherish for years to come.

Fall bucket list check in! We’re nearly halfway through the season - how many of these items have you checked off your list? Comment below, and let us know what’s next! Check out beautiful fall foliage - even if it’s virtually. Go pumpkin picking & decorate your gourds.... Make a fall dessert from the surplus of candy available. DIY a fun costume for Halloween.

Parents: if you feel the pressure to be perfect, just remember, there is no such thing as a perfect parent.

Tis’ the season for silly holiday gear! We want to see your best holiday get up, so drop a picture in the comments below to see who is rocking the best look.

As we approach the end of the year, it’s time to make sure you’re using up your benefits! If you or a family member are due for a cleaning, call us to set up an appointment.

2020 has been a unique year to say the least, so it’s time for some unique holiday traditions. Here are some ideas, but let us know if you have any ideas in the comments below! http://ow.ly/ModW50CBMHM

Oral health is essential to general health - and it’s never too early to start. Get the top 5 tips you need to know to keep your kids’ chompers healthy: http://ow.ly/4RpT50BZVcO.

Pro tip: tell your kiddos to turn the faucet off while brushing to help save water for the

Ready for a riddle? I can be cracked or played; told or made. What am I? Answer: A joke!

Did you know that you can make your own masks at home? Try to make masks fun for your kiddos and have them help you DIY some new ones. It’s simple! Follow these steps from the CDC: http://ow.ly/aPUV50BZUXL.

Happy first day of Hanukkah to those who celebrate!

Still trying to make plans for Halloween if trick-or-treating isn’t happening? Try a ghost hunt! Here’s how: - Wrap candy in white tissue paper... - With a marker, draw faces on the ghosts - Hide the wrapped candy around your house and/or yard - Send your kids on the hunt! See more

Be like Kevin McCallister and make sure you’re following @ADA guidance when it comes to your dental health, and look for the ADA Seal of Acceptance for the best toothbrush option!

Do your fangs feel a little out of alignment? Give us a call - we would love to help you - and we promise we don’t bite!

What’s a new tradition you can start this year? Have your kids be a part of your holiday decorating! Either allow each kid to pick out an ornament each year to add to the tree or have them sit down with some colorful paper and markers and make their very own ornament!

Your baby’s first major holiday is something you will always want to remember! Here are a few tips to make this time extra special: Put them in their most festive outfit for a mini at-home photoshoot Use kid-friendly paint and have them create a handprint ornament or decoration... Remember, it’s not about presents, it’s all about quality time

Need ways to keep your kids entertained while on winter break? Try these three holiday handprint crafts! http://ow.ly/FXsJ50CBLXq

What’s scarier than stinky mask breath? Nothing! Make sure you’re brushing those teeth (and tongue) to keep minty- fresh under your awesome mask.

How is spooky season going for you? We hope you're having some fun with your family by planning costumes and maybe some socially-distanced activities for your little ones to enjoy.