It’s normal for children to be nervous or scared of new experiences. It can be intimidating for a stranger to put unfamiliar equipment in their mouth. However, that doesn’t mean you can’t do anything about it. Some people carry this fear into adulthood. That’s why facing the issue head-on as early as possible is a great way to prevent any complications later on.
Here are some great tips that will help your kids get over their fear of visiting the dentist. Continue reading
Clean teeth and healthy dental practices while wearing braces are necessary since braces can easily trap food and plaque. When that happens, the chances of tooth decay go through the roof.
Let us look at some helpful tips to ensure your child’s braces stay clean and in good shape so that they can function properly. Continue reading
A question we are often asked is, “Should my teen still see a pediatric dentist or switch to a dentist for adults?” We say, Yes! Teens should definitely continue to see their pediatric dentist. Here’s why.
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Kids may be hyper-aware of how other people behave, but they still lack much self-awareness over their own habits. When it comes to teeth grinding, even adults struggle to notice when they start clenching their own jaw. The truth is, children are more likely to grind their teeth than adults so it’s especially important for parents to make themselves aware of the signs, causes, and treatment. Continue reading
As a parent, you worry about your children. It’s only natural. From teaching nutrition to good study habits, watching over kids is a full-time job! One of the most challenging habits to teach your kids is good oral health. Kids can be forgetful and brushing and flossing can seem like chores.
Here are a few tips and tricks to make your life as a parent a little easier when it comes to children’s teeth. Continue reading
Your child’s primary teeth (baby teeth) play an important role in their dental health. Not only do they save space for the permanent teeth but they also help guide them into position and encourage normal development of the jaw bones and muscles. Continue reading
We all know that brushing and flossing are important for our children’s overall health, but the type of food and liquids we consume daily can have long term effects as well. Consuming a balanced diet of foods rich in vitamins and minerals will help ensure your little ones will have healthy teeth and gums to last a lifetime. Continue reading
Your child’s oral health is just as important as any other aspect of their physical development. Their teeth are meant to last a lifetime and with proper care, a balanced diet and regular dental visits, children can have a lifetime of healthy smiles. Continue reading
We all know that brushing and flossing are important for dental health. But consuming a balanced diet rich in nutritious, low-sugar foods is also important. Sometimes life can get busy and families need to snack while away from home. Here’s a list of our favorite healthy snacks for when you’re on the go: Continue reading
“May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light. May good luck pursue you each morning and night.” -Irish Blessing Continue reading
