7 Ways Your Dentist Helps Preserve Your Child’s Oral Health

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Parenting Your Kids to Good Oral Health As parents, we want to do whatever we can to keep our children safe and healthy. We teach our children the importance of eating healthy and getting exercise. We model good behaviors that we want our children to emulate, such as saying please and thank you, sharing toys,…

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What Can I Do About My Child’s Toothache?

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Toothache Questions and Answers Aches and pains can come and go, but toothaches are one issue that we wish would go away as fast as possible. Unfortunately, toothaches consist of a pain that often doesn’t seem like it will go away. With no apparent relief in sight, children with tooth pain can be miserable and…

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5 Steps to Spring Cleaning Your Dental Routine

Renewing Your Dental Care This Spring Spring is a season of renewal and growth. The weather warms, plants turn green, flowers bloom, and wildlife emerges to enjoy the newfound plenty. This renewal often makes it into our homes in the form of spring cleaning as well—it’s the time when we sort through overflowing closets and…

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A Cavity Prevention Playlist for Kids

10 Fun Songs and Videos to Get Your Kids Interested in Brushing Their Teeth Building healthy dental care habits early in life greatly increases the chances of kids continuing to prioritize their oral health as teens and adults. A highly effective way of getting kids interested in their smiles and brushing their teeth is through…

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Why Fix Baby Teeth? Q&A

Baby teeth are important for oral health.   You brought your child to the dentist for a routine dental visit and found out there is a small tooth cavity. One of the most common questions parents will ask the dentist is “Do we need to fix a cavity on a baby tooth if it will fall…

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8 Ways To Make Brushing Teeth Fun For Kids

Make toothbrushing a habit for your child with the power of play. According to the CDC, about 20% of children between the ages of five and 11 have untreated tooth decay. Regular dental appointments and opting for fluoride treatments go a long way in stopping tooth decay, but twice-daily toothbrushing is still one of the…

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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…

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