What’s a parent to do when their child comes home with a knocked-out tooth in their hand? It’s important to have a plan of action when dental emergencies arise. Here’s how to handle the five most common dental emergencies for kids.
Good oral hygiene in children is the first step to healthy teeth and gums as an adult. Brushing is only half of the job. Don’t forget about flossing, which is a critical step in helping prevent tooth decay.
Pediatric dentistry and adult dentistry are similar, of course, but one way in which they can differ is the timing of appointments. Learn when to bring your child to the dentist to make sure they have a healthy mouth and bright smile.
It’s normal to feel some anxiety and uneasiness about visiting the dentist. Help your child overcome these fears to start a healthy relationship with dentistry.
The process of losing baby teeth can often ebb and flow. Learn more about the transition to adult teeth and what to do if your child’s baby teeth aren’t coming out naturally.
Did you know problems with baby teeth may cause problems with your child’s permanent adult teeth? Future dental issues can be painful and pricey, which is why it’s essential to create excellent oral habits as soon as you can. Read on to see how.
Dental sealants can help protect your child’s teeth as they grow and give them a great first step toward a healthy mouth. Learn more about these protective barriers.
Are you concerned that your child is grinding their teeth? If so, it’s important that they stop before damage occurs. Read on to see how we can help prevent teeth grinding, and suggestions to help your child break the habit.
You probably know the foods and drinks that are bad for your child’s overall health and hopefully try to avoid them. But what about your child’s oral health? Learn the foods that put your child’s teeth at risk.
Learning what causes cavities can help you and your children avoid them. Keep reading to learn more about some simple steps you can take to keep your child free of cavities.
