Early treatment for cavities is important for children – especially for those who experience fear from thinking about the dentist. Children with dental anxiety are more prone to developing cavities throughout their childhood, and providing those children with the...
One thing that concerns many dental savvy parents is whether or not their child is getting enough fluoride. In the United States this isn’t generally a concern, as the water in most municipal areas has had fluoride added. Those who get their water from a well or who...
Teething can be an exciting time for any new parent, or a strenuous one, depending on how your child handles their new teeth coming into play. When a child begins their teething process, it takes a long time for their full set of chompers to develop but is a...
For children, tooth decay is preventable, but for many dentists, the question of how is present. Many dentists recommend dental sealants, while others recommend fluoride treatments, and some recommend avoiding sugary drinks and foods during this time in their lives....
Dental hygiene is one of those practices that should follow us our entire lives, becoming an everyday moment of pause and self-care throughout the day. To help this become a reality, its essential that you take the time to start teaching your children proper oral...
We all know that the world out there is full of food that has it in for our child’s teeth. Every time we decide to provide a food in the home or take them out to eat, we have to weigh the benefits and drawbacks. A love of sugary, fatty, starchy snacks is pretty much...
Dentists always recommend that children should get dental sealants, but for parents, the big question is why. Dental sealants at first hand don’t sound so necessary, and if your child has a good dental routine and eats well, then why should you worry? Dental sealants,...
For new parents, handling a child’s growth is more than just about nutrition and exercise. If you’ve paid attention to their teeth, you may even be wondering whether or not the baby’s teeth are important. If they’re going to grow out of their teeth, then why do I need...
Dental hygiene matters for a child’s development; about one in three children don’t brush their teeth often enough, causing problems such as damaged teeth and cavities. Children who do brush their teeth twice a day are at less risk of oral complications than those who...
It’s often a surprise to parents when they get advised to take their child to an orthodontist early in life. When children have reached the age of seven, they should be scheduled to see an orthodontist for the first time. During this visit, the dentist will have a...
