February is Children’s Dental Health Month, and we're passionate about getting kids excited about their dental health! This month, we've been visiting area schools to teach children about good oral hygiene and holding a "Rock Your Smile" campaign to get kids rockin' their dental care! We thought this would also be the perfect time to educate parents on some frequently overlooked topics regarding your children’s oral health. From the moment they’re born until the day they head off to school and beyond, a lot can happen to their smiles. Keep the following points in mind to ensure that they’re on their way to a healthy and bright dental future! Babies
Young Children
School-Aged Kids
All ages
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11/19/2019 02:47:37 pm
It's interesting to know that taking care of your toddler's primary teeth will help you to prevent future problems. My sister had her baby recently, and we are looking for advice to help her take care of him. I will let him know about the importance of dental care to prevent future problems with her baby.
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2/15/2021 06:54:40 am
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4/5/2021 05:06:18 am
This is really appreciated that you have presented this data over here, I love all the information shared. It will be very helpful to understand the content on important tips for your childs dental journey . Indeed a great post to share!! Loved it…
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7/6/2021 09:48:08 pm
Fabulous article!
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Thanks for pointing out that we should sacrifice some other time of our day instead of having cavities. I would definitely schedule the first dental visit of my son to a dentist as soon as possible. He needs to be checked now that he is growing his teeth, so I need to ensure that there will be no cavities forming in the near future.
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11/29/2021 08:34:02 pm
I appreciate your dental tips. My kids' teeth are crooked. They should get braces.
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1/15/2022 11:34:57 am
That’s why your baby should be put to bed without a bottle to save those teeth from sugar and, in turn, decay. Thank you for sharing your great post!
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2/25/2022 11:34:36 am
Thank you for explaining that you should start annual check ups with your dentist when your child is one. My daughter has been wondering when she should start taking her kids to the dentist. I'll be sure to pass your recommendation on to her and see if she can find a good pediatric dentist in her area.
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3/1/2022 09:37:15 pm
It's great that you elaborated on the importance of a dental visit for your child to be comfortable cleaning her teeth. My cousin mentioned to me last night that he is hoping to find a reliable orthodontic that can help my cousin with his unaligned teeth and asked me if I have any idea what is the best option to do. Thanks to this informative article and I'll be sure to tell him that he can consult trusted children orthodontics as they can answer all his inquiries.
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