7 Easy Ways To Prepare Your Child For The Dentist
Many of us dread going to the dentist and your kids may feel the same. Helping to prepare your child for the dentist can help them know what will happen and prevent fear. If your kids know that regular dental check-ups are important, they can become accustomed to them. Here are some steps you can take to walk your child through the dental checkup and mentally prepare them.
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4 Ways To Tell If Fluoride Is Safe For Your Kids
Fluoride helps prevent teeth from decay and can be found in toothpastes and mouth rinse and can help your child’s teeth to feel stronger. You may have questions about if it is safe and the right choice for your child. Pediatric dentists can help answer your concerns and questions about your child’s oral health, but here is some more information about using fluoride for children.
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5 Reasons To Choose Pediatric Dentists Over Family Dentists
When it’s time to take your kids to the dentist you may be faced with the choice between choosing a family dentists or pediatric dentists. But what really is the difference between the two? Does it really matter for your child?
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What Types of Candy Don’t Cause Cavities
People at our offices often ask, “What types of candy don’t cause cavities?” Candy and other sweets can wear on our teeth and cause cavities, but some are less damaging than others. If you have a sweet tooth, you’re not alone! Most children and their grown-ups LOVE candy. It’s hardwired into our biology. As long as humans have been around, natural sugars have offered energy and helped us store fat. This is great for survival, but not so great for the way many humans live today! This is why few things are sweeter than biting into a sugar-filled treat.
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How Do I Get My Kid to Brush Their Teeth?
Frustration over getting your kids to brush their teeth? Today we talk about kids brushing teeth and how to make it fun, and make sure they brush!
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Why Fix Baby Teeth?
It’s a situation we see nearly every day. A young child comes in for a check-up and multiple teeth have decay. Together with the parent, we make a plan to address the dental disease and get the teeth fixed up. As the parent goes home, they are bombarded with questions from their spouse, their neighbors, or their friends: “Why are you fixing baby teeth? Aren’t they all going to fall out? None of these teeth hurt, right? What are you doing?!”
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