Dry Mouth: What It Is & How it Can Affect Your Teeth
Are you or your child experiencing a persistent dry feeling in your mouth? Do you find it difficult to swallow, speak, or taste? If so, ...
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Baby Teeth: What to Expect When They Start Falling Out
via The American Dental Association Are you concerned about how to deal with your baby’s teeth and what to expect when they start falling out.? ...
Feeding Bottles and Cavities: How are they Connected?
Did you know that giving sugary liquids to infants and young children can cause tooth decay? Oral health is crucial to a child's overall health ...
Gingivitis: Gum Disease in Children (Periodontal Disease)
Are you worried about your child's dental health? Do you think you might be seeing signs of gum disease? If so, you're not alone. Gum ...
At What Age Should Children Stop Seeing a Pediatric Dentist?
A pediatric dentist is essential to help treat your child's evolving oral health needs. However, many parents go through the same stress of figuring out, ...
What Can I Do About White Spots on My Child’s Teeth–Or My Own?
When the braces come off, there’s usually a huge squeal of joy or a big sigh of relief. But for many patients, there’s a lingering ...
How Can A Frenectomy Improve my child’s Oral Health?
If your child is experiencing speech, eating, or orthodontic problems, your dentist may recommend conducting a frenectomy. This procedure removes the connective tissue at either ...
How Long Do Sealants Last?
Sealants can protect teeth from decay for up to 10 years, but they need to be checked for chipping or wearing at regular dental check-ups. ...
Does Your Child Need Sealants?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), tooth decay affects nearly 70 percent of America's children, before the age of 19! Dental ...
How to Care of Babies Teeth and Gums 0-1 Years Old, Especially Brushing
Dental hygiene should start even before your baby starts to teeth. As early as 3 months old you may notice signs of teething such as ...
