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…)
In America, 6.5 million people deal with fear and anxiety about the dentist. Some of these fears and anxieties may have started when we were children, but thankfully this is preventable. The first time you introduce your child to the pediatric dentist can be a good and happy time. Here are some clever ways to avoid (more…)
From the moment they’re born, you can’t enough of your child’s smile. Knowing how to choose a dentist for your child is one of the most important jobs you have as a parent. Even though your child will lose their baby teeth, early dental care is still important. You’re helping them to form healthy habits early (more…)
About 20% of children between the ages of 5 and 11 already have at least one decaying tooth. So, before the baby even pops out that first tooth, you should be thinking about their dental health. As the foods your child eats will impact the health of their teeth and gums for the rest of their (more…)