Fluoride is a natural element that is found in most water sources. Fluoride is known to help reduce the risk of tooth decay, which is why fluoride is a key ingredient in many brands of …
When Do Baby Teeth Come In?
Watching a baby pass milestone after milestone from the time they are born is always exciting. And, that same celebratory reaction shows up when a baby’s first tooth begins to appear. As soon as the …
How To Teach A Toddler To Brush Their Teeth
Teeth are one of those things that you hope to have for the rest of your life. And while we may not have understood the importance of good hygiene as kids, we get it now. …
How Can I Help My Toddler Stop Grinding Their Teeth?
People of all ages may grind their teeth, but this condition known as bruxism is very common among young kids. In fact, according to The National Sleep Foundation, 14-20% of children under the age of …
Why Are Teeth Sensitive?
We rely on our teeth to help us nourish our body – and we don’t expect them to hurt. We want to sip that hot beverage and eat that ice cream without pain – especially …
When Should a Child Start Going to the Dentist?
Depending on who you ask, you may get a few different answers to this question. But according to most pediatric dentists and The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, a child should have their first dental …
Is Sedation Dentistry Safe for Children?
Going to the dentist can make some children nervous, especially if they need a procedure like a cavity filling or oral surgery. Sedation dentistry involves methods that are used to help patients relax for dental …
Tongue Thrust Appliance: What It Is and How It Works
Tongue thrusting is a relatively common issue in young children. The term refers to the act of pushing the tongue against the back of the front teeth, sometimes even pushing it between the front teeth …
My Child Knocked Out a PERMANENT Tooth! Now What?
Your kids are playing innocently at the park while you watch them from the bench. Suddenly, your youngest is screaming and flails on the ground in pain. You run over to comfort him to discover that his tooth has been knocked out clear from its socket.
Special Needs Dentistry for Children
All children need dental care, even extraordinary and exceptional children for whom visiting the dentist may be a challenge. Children have fears, may have difficulty being still, and sometimes require a strict adherence to a specific routine to feel at ease.
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