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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General Dentistry: Taking Care Of Your Oral Health 7 February 2024
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When Should You See a Dentist for a Tooth Extraction? 4 December 2023
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How a Dentist Can Help If You Have a Toothache 14 November 2023
A Guide to Creatively Handling a Child's Dental Health
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Dental Implant Recovery: What To Eat, What Not To Eat And Why It Matters
12 January 2015
A successful dental implant is reliant upon much more than a good dentist. In fact, much of how well you heal after implant surgery is up to you. Your dentist (such as one found through http://www.yourhealthygums.com) probably recommended that you quit smoking and he/she probably advised you to rest quite a bit during recovery. But perhaps one of the most important factors in how well you heal is what you eat.