Among many dental emergencies, one of the most frightening for a child is a broken or chipped tooth. A front tooth that is broken impairs your ability to eat or drink anything without discomfort. A broken or chipped tooth can happen for a variety of...
Type 1 diabetes is a chronic, lifelong disease that is typically diagnosed in children and teenagers. If the blood glucose levels aren’t controlled properly, the risk of developing gum and teeth problems increases for them. A few oral health...
Dental anxiety is a common problem among both children and adults, and approximately 20% of children fear going to the dentist. Dental visits are essential to your child’s oral health and overall health, so it’s important to work on...
It's not enough to brush and floss your teeth on a regular basis. Did you know that there are certain foods that contribute to your oral health? Eating these foods on a regular basis will help you avoid cavities, make your teeth stronger, and...
Who doesn't want white teeth? White teeth show a sign of good oral health and make a smile sparkle. Still, each time you eat or drink, you subject your teeth to pigments that could result in dental discoloration. Nevertheless, some foods are...
Flossing is an important part of dental hygiene, and not just for adults. Teaching your child to floss and make it a part of their daily routine will be important for their oral and overall health.
Flossing should begin when a child has more than...
What your kids eat and drink can have a significant impact on their oral health. Even seemingly healthy snacks can increase your little ones' chances of developing tooth decay. Here are a few common snacks that cause cavities:
Milk
Milk...
Fluoride is one of the more polarizing topics in society because of myths that blow minor negative information out of proportion. This has led to many people shunning fluoride toothpastes and protesting fluoridated water, but there's no need to...
Parents often know the pain associated with having a cavity. When a child has a cavity, it is potentially stressful and upsetting for the parent. Learn what you should do when your child has a cavity.
How did my child get a cavity?
Bacteria in...
There are many aspects of a child's healthcare that parents need to address and a quality dentist is often at the top of their list. Maintaining a child's oral health is important because proper oral care will lead to a healthy immune system...
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