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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 relatively unscathed, others experience a range of symptoms that may include pain, irritability, sleeplessness, inflamed gums, drooling, rash and relentless… Continue reading
Helping Kids Overcome the Fear of the Dentist
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… Continue reading
Tips for teaching your kids to take care of their teeth
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… Continue reading
Healthy snacks for when you’re ‘On-the-Go’
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… Continue reading
Teeth friendly stocking stuffers
Here are a few ideas to get your little ones excited about taking care of their teeth this coming year! Continue reading
Are thumb sucking and pacifier habits harmful for a child’s teeth?
It’s completely normal for babies and young children to suck their thumb, fingers or pacifier. Sucking is a natural reflex that provides security and contentment and is a way for young babies to learn about their world. Some even begin sucking on their fingers before… Continue reading
Healthy snacks for your child’s teeth
Most kids need a morning and/or an afternoon snack. But are you choosing the best one? Many so called “healthy” snacks are actually filled with sugar that increases the risk of tooth decay. Sure, sugary snacks taste delicious, but they’re really harmful to your child’s… Continue reading
How important is flossing your child’s teeth?
Flossing is a very important part of your child’s overall oral hygiene. Brushing cleans the tops and outer surfaces of the teeth and gums, but cavities like to hide between the teeth where the brush can’t reach. Flossing is the only way to reach the… Continue reading
6 ways to prevent cavities in children
Cavities develop when there is tooth decay. Tooth decay happens when the bacteria in your mouth consume the sugars in the things you eat and drink. Over time, the bacteria forms a sticky film called plaque. This plaque gradually dissolves the enamel of the tooth… Continue reading
5 ways to make brushing teeth fun for your child
Sometimes it can be a challenge to get our kids to brush and floss their teeth everyday. So, we’ve collected a few tips to help make the whole experience easier for you and your child.
