Healthy Habits for Healthy Kids & Smiles In addition to regularly seeing the dentist, healthy eating habits play a major role in your child’s oral health. That’s why we’ve teamed up with Andrea Adler from the Cleveland Clinic. In honor of National Nutrition Month, Ms. Adler, along with Dr. Laura Adelman, DMD and Dr. Rachel Rosen, …
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3 of Our Favorite Toothbrushing Tools for Kids Not all kids happily embrace brushing their teeth. Furthermore, many children don’t brush long enough, or they have trouble realizing which spots in the mouth they missed.
5 Benefits Pediatric Dentists Offer Your Child The first part of the answer to why your child should see a pediatric dentist is simple: children’s teeth are still developing. As a result, their dental needs are very different from adults’ needs.
We all know that healthy food leads to healthy kids. Dentists know, what kids eat and drink greatly impacts their oral health, too. Foods rich in calcium, phosphorus, and Vitamin D are vital to strong teeth. Furthermore, drinks that help reduce, rather than promote, acid levels in the mouth are key to preventing tooth decay. …
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Why Your Child Needs to Floss As dentists, we usually love it when oral health issues are front and center in the news—but not this time! Last week, we saw many people on social media sharing this report by the AP which claims there’s “little proof that flossing works.” Yikes!
5 Tips to Stop Treats from Harming Your Child’s Teeth Who doesn’t love summer? Summer means trips to the pool, county fairs, and baseball games! If your family is like most, you enjoy treats during these special events. Who doesn’t love funnel cakes at the fair, or a soft drink and a pretzel at a …
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You CAN Prevent Early Tooth Decay in Toddlers 9 Tips to Help Keep Your Toddler’s Teeth Cavity Free Around 8 to 12 months of age, a baby’s two front teeth usually peek out of the gums. Understandably, most parents can’t resist this first toothy smile. But our dentists know, the first teeth to arrive are the …
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