Children tend to be at greater risk for tooth decay than adults. In fact, about 42% of children between two and eleven years old have a cavity in their teeth. But don’t worry – your child doesn’t have to be one of these unfortunate statistics. Here are some things you can do to help: Brushing… Read more »
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What Do You Know About Baby Bottle Tooth Decay?
Due to the fact that your child will not be able to brush their own teeth until they are around six years of age, it must be up to an adult to execute this essential task until they come of age. With children under three, use a droplet of toothpaste about the size of a… Read more »
How to Prevent Tooth Decay in Young Children
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 »
Healthy Oral Hygiene Begins Early
At Westlake Pediatric Dentistry in Austin, Texas, we encourage our patients to take good care of your child’s baby teeth to ensure a lifetime of healthy smiles. Dr. Kyle Raymond and our team are happy to share some basic guidelines to help you care for your child’s smile in their formative early years. In the… Read more »
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