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While 45% of parents say getting their child to floss is challenging, we’ve got a few tricks and tips to help you keep their pearly whites safe from plaque. Giving them the right tools is key to making flossing fun. Then you can apply your expert flossing techniques for them while encouraging them to observe
How do you get your child to floss? With floss sticks! Read More »
Did you know that oral care should begin before your baby’s first tooth? Yes, it’s true! Your baby is born with 20 teeth nestled safely in their jaw, blanketed by their gums. When your infant begins “cutting teeth”, their teeth actually don’t cut the gums, but rather their gums move for their teeth to come
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So your child is growing up – and with your help, he or she is developing a strong oral hygiene routine that’s making you proud! Your child is already using a toothbrush, toothpaste and floss in their routine, but what about mouthwash? When should you start using mouthwash? Is mouthwash even safe for children? Here’s
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A dental X-ray is one of the most important tools used by pediatric dentists! X-ray machines produce a detailed image of the gums, teeth and teeth roots, which our dentists use to assess the health of your child’s mouth and to identify problematic conditions, such as cavities and impacted teeth (teeth that aren’t able to
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The best method to prevent tooth decay in children is through commitment to good health—oral health and nutritional health! Ideally, children should brush their teeth at least twice a day and follow a healthy, balanced diet to prevent tooth decay. Attending regular dental check-ups is also a critical part of good oral health! Frequent exams
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February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. The ADA (American Dental Association) and our team are using this month as an opportunity to educate our patients, social media followers, parents and children on oral health. We want to promote good dental hygiene habits that support healthy smiles for a lifetime! According to the CDC, 1
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It’s no surprise that a trip to the dentist may make your child a bit anxious. Many parents say their child is “terrified” of the dentist; others say their child won’t open their mouth at the dentist, and some even say their kids scream at the dentist! Surprisingly, these are all natural and predictable responses.
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You know when you’re speaking too quickly and your words pile up in a slur of confusion? Many people call this “tongue-tied”, but tongue-tie is actually a more serious condition that often requires a frenectomy (or tongue-tie revision) to restore the full ability of the tongue. The frenulum of the tongue (the piece
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The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that your child visit the dentist when they get their first tooth, or by their 1st birthday. Establishing a healthy dental routine with your child is essential for their confidence and oral health! Finding the best pediatric dentist near your home is important. A convenient location is ideal
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We hear a lot about the health benefits that nutritious foods can have on the body. “Carrots can improve your vision and spinach can strengthen your muscles!” But what about the old saying that milk is good for your teeth? Believe it or not, this one is true! Along with a number of other drinks
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