Tips to Improve Your Child’s Brushing Treatments
Are you looking to improve your child’s oral health care? If so, one of the best places to begin is with the child’s brushing treatments. Because most children under 5 cannot brush their own teeth safely and efficiently, it must be done for them. This task should be done for 2-3 minutes at a time… Read more »
Flossing Your Child’s Teeth Is Important for Maintaining Their Healthy Mouth
Dr. and the oral care specialists at , clinic understand that as a parent, every aspect of your child’s health is important to you. This extends to maintaining the health of their mouth. Of course, prevention is the first line of defense and this is founded on instilling them with a consistent daily oral hygiene… Read more »
Answers to Basic Pediatric Dentistry Questions
Do you have questions about your child’s dental needs? If so, you are not alone. Many parents have questions about their children’s health, which is why our team here at in , , is happy to give you answers to some basic pediatric dentistry questions. The health of your child’s smile is important because it… Read more »
What Toothbrush and Toothpaste is Right for Your Children
Would you be surprised to hear that kids are actually as vulnerable to getting gum disease as adults are? Similarly, did you know that more and more kids are suffering from cavities? As you may have heard, brushing your child’s pearly whites can help you prevent tooth decay, but would you be interested in learning… Read more »
Your Kids’ Oral Health: Tooth Decay
You probably understand that you should be brushing and flossing your mouth regularly if you’d like to prevent decay. However, are you aware that children may actually be as susceptible to cavities as you are? In fact, about 42% of kids between two and eleven years old will have a cavity. Moreover, 28% of children… Read more »
Childhood Oral Care is Essential for a Good Start on Oral Health
New parents are always on the lookout for the best ways to ensure their child has the proper oral care. When it comes to your child’s oral care, knowing is half the battle. That’s why we at have put together the following information together to give you a basic rundown on what to do to… Read more »
Information About Teething
When your baby is born, they usually have all their teeth. However, they remain below the gum line until they begin to erupt around the age of six months. They typically have all their baby teeth by the time they are three. During this time, their teeth could be causing them pain from breaking through… Read more »
Baby Teething Remedies: The Facts
If you’ve ever raised a child, you probably know that teething can be an exciting and difficult time. Usually, your child’s first tooth will come in when they’re about four months old and will continue erupting until they’re about two years old. Sadly, teething can be very uncomfortable, but there are a few things you… Read more »
Your Child’s First Checkup
As a parent, we all know that kids are a ton of work. On top of everything else you need to watch for, you’re also expected to keep a careful eye on their oral health. But how can you get kids to brush and floss? When do they need to see Dr. at in ,… Read more »
Kids and Cavities
It’s no secret that most children don’t particularly enjoy a dental visit. Often that’s because children don’t go to the dentist regularly from a young age, and their first visit is to take care of a cavity. If that’s the case with you and your child, let’s look at some things you can do to… Read more »
