Happy Belly, Happy Smile
Visiting an orthodontist is the first step to a healthier, straighter smile, but wearing braces involves a few lifestyle changes that your child may be nervous about. One of the…
How to Protect Your Child’s Enamel
Good dental hygiene goes beyond brushing. According to 9 out of 10 American dentists, there is a trend in enamel erosion in children. You can prevent the wear and tear…
Nine Ways to Guarantee Children and Parents Have an Exciting and Enjoyable School Break
Summer breaks away from school are an exciting time for children, however for parents, it might seem chaotic. Many parents find it difficult to juggle life and work when their…
Loving the Dentist
Could the words “love” and “dentist” be possible in the same sentence? Many adults, and naturally children, are afraid of the dentist. Having someone invading the personal space of your…
Tooth To-Do’s
Encourage your kids to brush with a fluoride toothpaste. Use a pea-sized dab of fluoride toothpaste for kids ages 2-6, and use slightly more when they are older. Teach them…
Thumb Sucking and Pacifiers
Sucking is natural for babies. Whether it’s their thumbs, fingers, pacifiers or other objects, sucking helps babies feel secure and happy. Young children may also suck to soothe themselves. Since…
How To Protect Your Baby’s Teeth From Cavities
Did you know that cavities are caused by germs that can be passed from parent to child? Babies are born without the bacteria that causes cavities. They get it from…