Tooth decay is the most common disease that affects children. It doesn’t only affect their oral health, however. Studies have shown that children with tooth decay don’t perform as well as their peers in school. The good news is that tooth decay is preventable. Proper dental care for kids is non-negotiable. As a parent, you (more…)
According to research, approximately 43% of children between ages 2 and 19 develop cavities. It’s not just Halloween candy that causes cavities to form, however. Helping your child develop healthy oral care habits now can teach them how to protect their teeth in the future. As a result, they can attend dentists appointments with a smile on (more…)
Did you know that one in three children don’t brush their teeth often enough? A survey done to find out why many children bear damaged teeth revealed as much. Did you know that you should brush your teeth for two minutes twice a day? What oral hygiene advice are you giving to your children? Many (more…)
Fewer children in the U.S. are getting cavities. This is because there are more resources and education for parents to care for their child’s teeth. In addition, more parents are preventing their kids from eating sweets and unhealthy food that causes cavities and other ailments. But convincing your child to make smarter dental choices isn’t (more…)