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Baby teeth, also known as primary teeth, play a crucial role in a child's early development. Although they eventually fall out, they serve several important functions including speech development, chewing and nutrition, guiding permanent teeth and boosting confidence. Neglecting baby teeth can lead to complications...
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,...
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...
When Do Children Require Tooth Fillings? Young children may require tooth filling when they have any of the below problems with their teeth: Dental decay of baby teeth Tooth damage Tooth wear Developmental issues Baby teeth preservation If a child is informed that they have cavities and...
Why do we grow baby teeth? Our teeth provide multiple functions. There is so much more to teeth than just helping us chew our food, despite what some people may believe. As our jaws expand and grow, baby teeth serve as a temporary replacement for our...
When a baby is born he or she brings so many joyful moments into his or her parents’ life. We commemorate the many “firsts” in our baby’s life such as first steps, smiles, sounds, words, teeth and so on! Our child’s cuteness is unmatched with...
At least 4 million preschoolers suffer from tooth decay -- an increase of more than 600,000 kids in the last decade. "Children now have much more sugar in their diets at an early age," says Paul Casamassimo, D.D.S., professor of pediatric dentistry at the Ohio...