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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How Can A Dentist Help You Prevent Cavities
8 December 2020
Cavities are areas of decay that can affect your tooth enamel and the underlying dentin. Once your tooth enamel is damaged by decay, it will never grow back. Dentists can treat cavities by drilling away damaged tooth enamel and replacing it with dental fillings. However, prevention is best. Here are four ways a dentist can help you avoid cavities: 1. Remove plaque from your teeth. Plaque is a sticky substance that accumulates on teeth and causes cavities.
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2 Misconceptions You May Have About Dental Implants
27 October 2020
If you have recently had to have a few teeth removed, your dentist may have suggested that dental implants may be right to fill in the gaps. However, you may have heard some things about them that make you hesitate to get them. If so, below are the facts about a couple of the misconceptions you may have about what happens after you get dental implants. 1. Your Dental Hygiene Routine Will Take More Time With Implants