Realistically, it is difficult for parents to tell whether a toddler has tooth decay. In fact, by the time they come in and say, “I think my child has tooth decay because I can see something,” it’s often already too late. With that in mind, I’ve come up with some tips for avoiding toddler dental… Continue Reading
Parents can be understandably anxious about when to start worrying about their children’s crooked teeth. The conventional wisdom is to wait until all the adult teeth are through—usually as kids are hitting their teens. But another school of thought in kids’ orthodontics is that it’s best to strike while the jawbone is still malleable. I… Continue Reading
Most parents spend a lot of time worrying about raising their kids right. But there is one very small way in which you can set your kids up for a healthier life, and that is simply to set a good example with your own dental hygiene. Lead by example when looking after your teeth We… Continue Reading
Do you remember your early trips to the dentist? Depending on what that dentist was like, it may be a scary or a positive memory. Those early visits would have influenced your attitude towards the dentist. Just as your children’s first experiences with the dentist will influence theirs. For this reason, it’s important to find… Continue Reading
After your child is born, it is recommended that you take them to see a doctor at regular intervals to ensure they are growing, healthy, and happy. But what about dental visits? When should visits to a dentist be scheduled? As babies don’t have teeth right away, going to the dentist may not immediately be… Continue Reading
Every parent wants the best for their child and with regular brushing and family dentistry visits most parents feel they are doing their best for their child’s oral health. But did you know that some innocent actions can have negative consequences on your child’s teeth? Here are five of the biggest mistakes parents make that… Continue Reading
Getting your kids to eat teeth healthy snacks can be a challenge. The best way to educate them about the importance of caring for their teeth is by providing snacks that are not only nourishing, but also appealing. Children’s dentists recommend snacks such as these: Gouda, Swiss, or other aged cheeses. They help stimulate the… Continue Reading
Certain dental problems in children might require a surgical procedure. In some cases, dental surgery involves using anaesthesia or sedation. While the thought of your children undergoing surgery might make you anxious, knowing what to expect beforehand can calm your fears. You’ll also be able to better prepare your children for surgery, which can help… Continue Reading
Good dental care starts in childhood. When you make sure that your children’s teeth are taken care of, their risk of developing dental cavities becomes significantly lower. The following tips are essential to keep in mind for protecting your children’s teeth. Visit the Dentist You don’t have to wait until your children start getting their… Continue Reading
