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Ways to Prevent Serious Dental Issues Commonly Seen in Children
Protect baby teeth for optimal oral health. While children are susceptible to the same serious dental issues as adults, there are simple steps parents can take to prevent problems and support better oral health. First and foremost, it is important to understand that baby teeth play a vital role in a child’s development. Just because…
10 Ways to Keep Your Family’s Teeth Healthy When You Don’t Have Access to Dental Care
Stay-at-home oral care. With many dental offices around the country closed to accommodate social distancing, patients are looking for ways to keep their teeth healthy at home. Thankfully, you can achieve optimal dental care using the tools and resources right at your fingertips! Today, we’re sharing 10 tips to help you keep your smile bright…
5 Self-Care Tips to Practice at Home to Ease Stress
Things are tough right now, and that means practicing self-care is more important than ever. The last couple of weeks have brought numerous changes to our daily lives, especially as parents. Schools and daycare facilities are closing, many parents are working from home, and shopping for essentials is tough. Ask the average parent how they’re…
10 Things Your Whole Family Can Do In Together At Home
Cure your family’s cabin fever during self-quarantine. Even under self-quarantine, it’s a blessing to have spare time to spend with your kids. After the first few days, however, you may find yourself out of ways to entertain your family—leaving you with a gaggle of increasingly rowdy, bored kids. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways you…
10 Benefits Of Choosing A Pediatric Dentist For Your Kids
Why go to a pediatric dentist? From the moment they sprout their first tooth through puberty, your child’s oral health influences their overall health and development in so many ways. One of the best ways to ensure your child experiences the benefits of a healthy smile is to establish a relationship with a kids’ dentist…
10 Questions About Kids’ Cavities
Answers for Parents from a Kids Dentist Though they’ll eventually fall out, baby teeth are essential to your child’s immediate and long-term health, development, and self-esteem and should ideally be preserved until they’re ready to fall out naturally. Of course, life isn’t always ideal and cavities can happen—so what do you do if your child…
Dental Care for Kids: Oral Care Guide for Parents
The best approach to cavities is prevention. At least 16.9% of American children between the ages of five and 19 have untreated cavities. If an average school classroom size is 30 students, that means that five kids are suffering from a cavity. When left untreated, cavities can transform into a larger dental issue. Sometimes, cavities…
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