Creative Ways to Help Your Kids Develop Good Dental Health Habits One look at your child’s bright smile and you’ll know it’s worth doing everything to protect and preserve. But how do you get your child excited about caring for their teeth? How can you inspire good dental health habits for their future? Here are …
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Your Child’s Teeth & What to Expect as They Grow! Dental health is important at every age! If you have children, we are happy to be your resource for your questions and to help you maintain a healthy smile for your little ones from the start! Here is what to expect at every age! Newborn-2 …
Get them involved. Take a trip to the store and have them pick out their own toothbrush and toothpaste. This will make them feel like it is their choice to participate as well as setting a good example with your own oral care. Set a fun timer. Choose a song to sing or play a …
Tips, Myths & More About Your Baby’s Teeth When you’re a mother of a newborn, the excitement and the angst come in the unknown. That is why we have made a list of 7 helpful things you should know about your child’s incoming teeth. From what you can expect and how to take care their …
1 ) Arrival of Teeth Bringing a new life into the world poses a lot of unknowns, fortunately, there are some certainties you can be on the look out for with your little one: Babies are born with 20 teeth below their gums Those teeth generally arrive between 6-12 months A full set of teeth usually …
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Pregnancy: How it Affects Oral Health Your oral health is extremely important during pregnancy. Soon-to- be moms experience changes in their hormones, especially progesterone, which is responsible for the growth of bacteria linked to gingivitis. There is a medical term known as pregnancy gingivitis. Signs of Pregnancy gingivitis are: Reddening of the Gums Swelling of …
Risk Assessment & the Prevention of Childhood Caries Are you concerned about your child’s oral health? You should be. Studies show that about 1 out of 5 children ages 2 to 5 years old has developed dental cavities (1). If not prevented early, complications may arise in later years and the need for more extensive …
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