Many times I read moms forums and also talk to parents and see parents surprised and understandably a little mistrustful of the sudden “Your Child has Eight Cavities” conversation. Let’s say a patient starts coming to the dentist for the first time at four years old...
How can I prepare my child to see the dentist? My child is nervous, I’m nervous, what can I expect? These are common questions we hear from parents. The start of dental visit actually starts at home with parents. Our first tip is to be positive about the...
The silicone finger brush and banana toothbrush can help your baby can get used to the oral sensation of brushing and establish a daily brushing routine early on. These are effective as a training and teething toothbrush, but not as effective as a regular toothbrush...
There are many different types of toothpaste available in stores. How do you decide what is best for your child? We recommend choosing a toothpaste with fluoride as soon as your child gets her first tooth. We look for toothpaste products with the ADA seal of approval....
Practicing healthy habits can prevent or reduce cavities. It’s important to care for your child’s teeth and dental health from birth. Always clean your infant’s gums after feeding. Gums can harbor some of the bacteria that cause cavities. Wrap a...
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