Tooth decay affects more than 90 percent of the US adult population. American children are suffering too. Although figures have shown a slight improvement, tooth decay still affects more than 40 percent of those aged between two and 19. Poor oral hygiene is the main cause of issues such as cavities and gum disease. But the vitamins and minerals we consume through our diets also help (more…)
Nearly half of all children between the ages of two and eleven have cavities. This is just one of many reasons why proper oral hygiene is important, even for younger kids. Unfortunately, teaching dental hygiene to children can be difficult. Kids are often very reluctant to brush their teeth, let alone floss. The good news (more…)
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…)