Teething is a hot topic amongst parents of small children. Once their teeth finally appear, another worry is the first dental visit for your child, and with twins or multiples these concerns are multiplied. The American Dental Association recommends that you take your child to the dentist for the first time after their first tooth appears and […]
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As children begin to age, it becomes important for them to learn good oral hygiene. However, they don’t learn these good habits on their own. By having their parents take the lead, it’s possible to instill in children at an early age just how important it is to take care of their teeth and gums.
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Spread a smile, and spread happiness is a loved mantra to many, as the world has always been in need of smiles and love and happiness. The lovelier your smile is, the more cheer it will create. A good set of teeth will allow you smile confidently, and the special people who will ensure good
Many parents assume that taking a very young child to the dentist is not important. You don’t need to visit a pediatric dentist as soon as a baby is born. A child will lose his or her baby teeth in any case. However, your child’s long-term dental health will benefit if you get an early
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Most parents want their children to follow all of the recommended health charts for growth and development and feel great concern when a child is late in development. One problem that does not occur often but can cause great distress when it does is when baby teeth fail to fall out on time. Depending on
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Even if you have already done quite a bit of research, you might still be wondering when you should take your baby to the dentist for the first time. Some parents wait until the first set of teeth erupt while others believe that an infant’s first visit should be just a few months after birth.
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There’s a lot to learn when you’re a new parent. It might even seem overwhelming sometimes. One thing that you need to remember is that your baby is depending on you for everything, including their dental care. Now, you might not have thought about dental care, especially if your little one just barely started developing
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