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Brushing and flossing are incredibly important to your child’s oral health. There’s a reason that the American Dental Association recommends brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing once a day. Brushing Teeth Improves Health Here are some benefits of brushing your teeth Fighting Gum Disease: Gum...
When it comes to children’s dental care, parents everywhere want the same thing: healthy, happy smiles. But how kids get that care—and what parents are expected to do—varies quite a bit depending on where you live. Let’s take a tour from Tokyo to Toronto and...
Most kids get their first baby teeth around 6 months, and all 20 primary teeth usually arrive by age 2–3. “Normal” covers a wide range, so a few months early or late is common. Lower front teeth tend to appear first, then uppers, then side...
Thumb-sucking and pacifier use are common self-soothing habits among infants and toddlers. These behaviors provide comfort, help children fall asleep, and ease anxiety. While thumb-sucking and pacifiers are perfectly normal in the early years, many parents wonder: At what point do these habits become harmful...
Sports drinks have been on a market for decades. They started as a way to help athletes re-hydrate after robust exercise, but later they’ve gone mainstream. Nowadays you can find them side by side with sodas and fruit juices on grocery store shelves and at restaurants. ...
According to the World Health Organization, between 60-90% of school-age children will need to get a cavity filled. With this in mind, do not let it stress you or your child out if a cavity occurs. Sure, you can strive for that perfect, cavity-free smile,...
Dental problems in children are an important aspect of their overall health and well-being. Understanding the impact of poor oral hygiene is crucial in preventing various tooth-related issues, where: Poor oral hygiene can lead to tooth decay, gum disease, and other oral health problems. It...
Choosing the right toothbrush for your child is not just a one-time task but a long-term commitment to their oral health. A walk down the oral care aisle at the drugstore or a big box store will quickly reveal that there is more to buying...
Sugar consumption, especially in excess, can have severe consequences for young smiles. As a pediatric dentist, it's crucial to address the impact of sugar on children's dental health. From tooth decay to gum disease, the effects of sugar on teeth and gums are significant. Here, we'll...
As parents, we know that caring for our little ones' smiles is a top priority. Children are notorious for their boundless energy and curious nature, and sometimes, that curiosity can lead to unexpected mishaps, including chipped or damaged teeth. But worry not! In this guide, we'll...