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Tips for Helping Your Teething Toddler
Between about 13 and 19 months, toddlers are set for their first set of molars to erupt. While some make it through the teething process
February 12, 2020
Between about 13 and 19 months, toddlers are set for their first set of molars to erupt. While some make it through the teething process
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
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
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,
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!
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
“May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light. May good luck pursue you each morning and night.” -Irish Blessing
Many new parents ask when they should take their child to the dentist for their first check-up.
Primary teeth, also called baby teeth, are important to your child’s future dental health.
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© 2022, Dr. Beth Kailes. All rights reserved.
Growing Healthy Smiles Pediatric Dentistry
Office 904-215-7800 • Fax: 904-215-7887
2013 Town Center Blvd.
Fleming Island, FL 32003
Serving the Northeast Florida area including Fleming Island, Orange Park (32065, 32073), Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, Clay County, Jacksonville, Oakleaf and Ortega
Medical Web Design by Motionbuzz