Do you have a hard time getting your kids to the dentist? Well, you are certainly not alone. It is actually very common for children to experience a fear of visiting the dentist. Our Top 5 Tips to Help Your Child Through a Dental Visit While fear of dentists can spring up for many reasons, science has found that a child’s fear is often a result of a p ...
Experts recommend that a child’s first dental visit should be by the age of 1 or within 6 months after his or her first tooth comes in. Some dentists recommend that a child should see a dentist for the first time by their first birthday – with two-time annual dental check-ups. For toddlers, the first trip to the dentist might be a scary thing. ...
If adults, who are aware of the importance of brushing their teeth still forget to do so, what more can you expect from children? Parents are supposed to brush their kids’ teeth until they turn 7. It might not be the most pleasurable experience – children might detest the act and it gets messy – but it is essential. The Best Approach ...
The New Year is a time for renewal, not just of our calendars, but of our lives. It’s an opportunity to start fresh, yet again, and live a better and healthier life with a new set of guidelines. If you’re like many people you don’t take care of your teeth as well as you should so January 1st represents a great time to make a c ...
We all know how important keeping our teeth clean and healthy is. Preventative maintenance like brushing and flossing prevents cavities, gum disease, and a whole lot of pain later. As a result proper care is a critical lesson that needs to be passed on to the next generation. As a parent that responsibility will fall to you but there are ...