The average recommendation is to make the appointment for when the child is 6 months to 1-year-old. A visit to the dentist generally isn’t anyone’s favorite way to pass the time. And if you think of a restless toddler who puts on a tantrum just because his socks are blue, going to the dentist’s office …
Your child’s oral health is very important and a good start will impact the rest of their lives. Taking your child to the dentist as early as possible is a very important step in educating them about good oral hygiene. However, for many parents it seems like a stressful event, especially if the child is …
If you notice one or more of these symptoms and you are concerned that it may indicate a poor bite, don’t wait to schedule an appointment. When it comes to your child’s teeth you may be on the lookout for signs of plaque and tooth decay. But those are not the only things you should …
Signs of bruxism are pain when chewing, sore jaw or teeth in the morning, chipped enamel or very specific wear in the points where the teeth meet. Most children start grinding their teeth as soon as they get those first pearly whites on both the upper and lower jaw. It is also a way to …
Your child’s oral health is extremely important for their overall well-being, and getting them to like brushing their teeth is a big accomplishment! Convincing your toddler to sit still and keep his mouth open while you thoroughly brush his teeth twice a day may seem close to an impossible mission. No matter how restless your …
Prevent a number of potential oral health problems by protecting your child’s tooth enamel. Tooth enamel is the most important line of defense for our teeth. Erosion can weaken and expose them to decay and other problems. Oral hygiene is paramount for our children as it can impact not only the appearance of their teeth …