A Guide to Creatively Handling a Child's Dental Health
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A Guide to Creatively Handling a Child's Dental Health

My family's dental health is important to me. Unfortunately for me, it is not as important to my little ones. Getting my kids to brush and floss on a daily basis is almost like taking on an obstacle course. I talked to my family's dentist about different methods I could try to encourage them to brush and floss on a regular basis. Some of the tricks worked, some did not. After some experimentation and talking to other parents, I was able to come up with a lot of great tips for helping kids care for their teeth. I started this blog to help other parents get creative when it comes to their kids and dental care.

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A Guide to Creatively Handling a Child's Dental Health

  • Four Things You Might Want To Bring Along For Your Child's Dental Appointment

    30 June 2016

    If you have a child with an upcoming dentist appointment, it's important that you are prepared for this visit. There might be a few items you can bring along that will calm your child and can help with their dental appointment overall. Here are four items for you to bring along to an upcoming dental visit that can make this a successful trip for your child. 1. Comfort Items for Your Child

  • When You Should See A Dentist For Your Sinus Infection

    23 May 2016

    A sinus infection is a serious and painful condition. Since there are 7 sinus cavities in your head, including around your nose,cheeks, and forehead, an inflammation in this area can feel like you have been hit in the face and become very uncomfortable. A sinus infection is typically caused by a common cold that won't go away, but it can also be caused by an infected tooth or gum tissue as well.

  • 3 Dental Implant Misconceptions

    23 May 2016

    Dental implants are an increasingly popular cosmetic procedure that can be used to replace one or more missing teeth. Some people have shied away from the procedure due to misconceptions about it. To help you better assess whether or not implants are ideal for you, here are some of those misconceptions and the truth.  Dental Implants Hurt One misconception about dental implants that is often believed is that the implants hurt.

  • Losing Baby Teeth: What To Expect

    6 May 2016

    One of a child's major growth milestones is losing his or her first tooth. As a parent, you might see it as a sign that your baby is growing up way too fast. However, the fact is, your child's primary teeth have to fall out at some point so that the child's permanent teeth have room to grow. However, if your child loses a tooth before he or she reaches school age, you might be wondering if he or she is too young to begin losing teeth -- and whether you should be worried that your child lost a tooth at such a young age.

  • 4 Factors to Remember After Dental Implant Surgery

    21 April 2016

    When it comes to restorative dental procedures, few other options offer as lasting and dramatic an outcome as dental implants. While much of the effort falls on the lap of your oral surgeon, this is not to say you don't play a role. Keeping yourself healthy after your implant procedure and keeping the implants in good condition begins with you. Here are four factors you want to remember after you have your procedure performed.