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Posted July 27, 2026 / Blog, Dental Services
Ryan Whalen

What a Great Smile! Dental Bonding for Kids

Bonding is a versatile cosmetic and restorative dental procedure that can be performed on patients of all ages. It can repair damage, fill gaps, and improve the look and structure of teeth. Whalen Dentistry wants all our patients to enjoy healthy, confident smiles, and if your child faces problems with chipped, misshapen, or gapped teeth,… (Read More)

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Posted June 13, 2026 / Blog, Dental Health, Patient Care
Ryan Whalen

Why Kids Get Yellow Teeth

Most adults spend a lot of time, effort, and sometimes money to keep their teeth as white as possible. White teeth are considered one of the most important aspects of physical attractiveness in modern culture. If you notice your child’s teeth looking yellow, you may have some cause for concern, but there are plenty of possible… (Read More)

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Posted May 27, 2026 / Blog, Dental Services, Dental Technology
Ryan Whalen

Don’t Bite That! Bad Habits to Avoid with Braces

Millions of people of all ages use orthodontics to straighten their teeth each year. Clear aligner therapies like Invisalign® are popular not only because they are invisible and removable, but also because they are difficult to break or damage. However, not all teeth can be straightened with clear aligner orthodontics, and even clear or tooth-colored systems… (Read More)

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Posted May 13, 2026 / Blog, Dental Health, Patient Care
Ryan Whalen

A Guide to Cavity Prevention

Imagine this, you have come to see Cornelius’ dentist, Dr. Ryan Whalen at Whalen Dentistry, for a cleaning and routine checkup. The cleaning goes well, but then Dr. Ryan Whalen tells you that you have a cavity. You’ve been dreading the possibility of this news, and now you fear that something must be wrong since… (Read More)

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Posted April 13, 2026 / Blog, Dental Health, Patient Care
Ryan Whalen

Is Thumb Sucking Dangerous?

Thumb sucking is a normal behavior for babies and young children. But just how normal? More than 75% of little ones suck their thumbs, fingers, hands, pacifiers, or other items such as the corner of a blanket during these early years. Most kids stop this behavior on their own between the ages of three and… (Read More)

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