Helping your Children Prevent Decay and Cavities

According to the Academy of General Dentistry, an increase in sugar intake may lead school children to a high risk of cavities. In the past 15 months, researchers have studied dietary habits of preschoolers and have monitored their teeth, and the study showed that cavity-free children dropped from 23 to 19 percent. Our dentists in…

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Kids Toothpaste, Toothbrushes and More

Toothpastes So many toothpastes are on the market today, choosing one can be confusing. When buying toothpaste for your child, look for one that contains fluoride and tastes good. Some toothpastes also are approved by the American Dental Association (ADA). The ADA Seal of Acceptance means that the manufacturer has provided data proving that the…

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Importance of Childhood Oral Hygiene & the Role of Parents

Importance of the primary dentition Primary teeth start to erupt in children from the age of six months. The primary dentition is complete by approximately two and a half years of age. The enamel of primary teeth is less densely mineralized than the enamel of permanent teeth, making them particularly susceptible to caries. Primary teeth…

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