Baby teeth 101
When most babies are born, they usually have twenty baby teeth that will start coming through the gums at six months. By the...
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Chewing Gum: Good or Bad?
Next time you are in the checkout line at the grocery store and your child wants to grab a pack of gum instead...
5 Reasons to Use Mouthwash
If you want to enjoy the best possible oral health, you probably already know that daily brushing and flossing is essential. However, you...
Why Your Teeth Need You to Stay Hydrated
Dehydration can lead to a variety of symptoms, but did you know that dehydration can even affect your teeth? The absence of adequate...
Flavored Water vs. Your Teeth
Drinking plenty of water is important, and if you get bored of drinking plain water, you probably think you’re doing yourself a favor...
How Fluoride Helps Baby Teeth
Over the past two decades, the number of children with tooth decay has been on the decline: This drop can be attributed to...
How Often Should You Change Your Child’s Toothbrush?
Good oral hygiene is critical for children. The habits that kids learn early in life are going to stick with them into adulthood...
Baby Teeth: Trash or Treasure?
Your child’s baby teeth may be worth much more than the Tooth Fairy's going rate, here's why: Scientists at the National...
Explaining Dental X-Rays to Children
Adults know that getting dental x-rays are all a part of visiting the dentist. Unfortunately, kids, especially if it is their first time...
How To Be a Good Teeth Role Model
Encouraging your kids to have healthy dental habits begins with you setting a good example. Fortunately, it's simple to develop good oral health...