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 don’t. Children who maintain good oral hygiene also have been […]
From a very young age, we have all been served a litany of admonishments and encouragements to maintain a steady regimen of flossing, brushing, and mouthwash. As we get older and we begin to become responsible for our own dental care we are also told that we should go in for dental cleanings with our […]
When to Replace Your Toothbrushes A toothbrush needs to be replaced every three to four months. During that time of replacing a toothbrush, it’s good to pay attention to how your oral hygiene has been and whether or not you need to try something different. Manual toothbrushes are the easiest to acquire, but are they […]
Breakfast is the most important part of the day, or so says moms everywhere and numerous scientific journals. Why? Because breakfast moves your body out of the fasting state it was in overnight and kick starts your metabolism for the rest of the day. While it might be tempting to skip breakfast because you’re strapped […]
Pediatric dentistry is an area of concentration that is constantly changing, evolving, and being improved upon but one thing that never changes is the importance of fluoride in your child’s care routine. The qualified team at Smiling Kids Pediatric Dentistry Noblesville knows what it takes to make sure your child’s smile not only looks great […]
Tooth decay is the top childhood disease that dentists face. Children and dentists alike are racked with cavities that need to be filled. Many people often wonder what a filling is and how the cavities are repaired. Helpful information from Smiling Kids Pediatric Dentistry Indianapolis is down below! What is a Cavity? A cavity leaves a […]
When it comes to the health of children, it is important to make sure to stay on top of all of the required visits. This is just as essential when taking care of children’s teeth. While many parents prefer to wait until teeth come in before visiting the dentist, children’s teeth during the first year […]
