How to Prevent Tooth Decay in Young Children

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Do you know how to prevent tooth decay in young children? Although tooth decay can be caused by a myriad of factors, one of the most common types is called baby bottle tooth decay. This tooth decay is caused by the constant exposure to harmful substances in a child’s drink, and their mouth’s prolonged exposure… Read more »

Oral Care for Your Children

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We often are asked by new parents “What are the proper steps I should take when it comes to my child’s oral care?”. We know you want to make sure you’re doing the best for your child’s teeth, and that’s why we have come up with this handy guide of essentials you should be doing…. Read more »

Infant Oral Health Care Guidelines

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Always take care of your oral health, whether it be for an infant or an adult. Our teeth and gums are very precious, and can be damaged easily by physical activities or foods and drinks we consume. As in infant cannot choose his oral health care habits or care for themselves, it is up to… Read more »

Teething Tips

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If your little one is teething, don’t fret. While it can be uncomfortable for your child as well as for a parent, there are tips that can help make your infant more comfortable. Perhaps the first factor is recognizing when your child is teething, so you can help your child find comfort. For example, if you… Read more »

Enlisting the Tooth Fairy to Raise Your Child’s Oral Health Awareness

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To help your child develop a healthy foundation, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) advises parents to bring in their child by their first birthday, or within six months after their first tooth comes in. You can expect your child’s teeth to begin erupting typically around six months of age. While parenting is one… Read more »