If you want your kids to have a lifetime of good dental hygiene and oral health, it’s best to teach them from a very young age. Some of the habits they develop with baby teeth or braces can have long term effects on their teeth and gums. So here are some of our best tips
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You want your child to have the healthiest teeth possible, but this can be a daunting task when it comes to the foods kids tend to love most. So what are some common foods that cause tooth decay and cavities for kids? Read on to learn more. Common Foods That Cause Tooth Decay & Cavities
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Halloween is many kids’ favorite time of year. Between the fun costumes, parties and snacks, there is a little bit of everything for kids to love. As those of us in pediatric dentistry know, however, Halloween can also be a time where kids are more at risk for many dental problems, including cavities. 8 Ideas
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There aren’t too many things cuter in this life than seeing a sweet baby suck its thumb. It’s an image that is synonymous with the very young, and it’s a natural thing that babies have done for thousands of years. It’s also amazing to watch the soothing effects of a pacifier with a fussy baby.
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Most adults know to practice good oral hygiene at home and visit their dentist twice a year for checkups. But kids should also start seeing a dentist or pediatric dentist long before all their adult teeth come in. A lot of parents, however, are already fearful of the dentist (probably from their own experiences as
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Developing good dental hygiene habits early is extremely important for your child’s oral health throughout their lifetime. Brushing regularly, establishing routine teeth cleaning exams and flossing are all part of a clean and healthy mouth. Most parents know, however, that this task is sometimes easier said than done! Good oral health starts with great brushing
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Helping your child develop good oral hygiene habits early is important for a lifetime of healthy smiles. But sometimes this task is easier said than done. Between sugary foods and drinks, still-developing motor skills and even your child’s genetics, it can be difficult to emerge into young adulthood with “perfect” teeth. There are many ways,
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We know that many adults are afraid of the dentist, but that fear often starts early, even before the first childhood visit. While dental anxiety is common in people of all ages, instilling good dental hygiene habits in children early is important to healthy teeth and gums for a lifetime. Before you read our tips
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February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. These fun tips can help your child keep their smile healthy well into adulthood. Did you know that childhood tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood health condition in the world? According to the National Center for Health Statistics, 80 percent of all children
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Everyone gets occasional bad breath. While the condition can be caused by obvious things like eating a meal that is heavy on the garlic, or forgetting to brush your teeth once in a blue moon, there are other times when the cause may not be as apparent. This is especially true when you are experiencing
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