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All About Baby Teeth
August 22 is National Tooth Fairy Day! Just how important are those baby teeth the fabled Tooth Fairy collects, and how can you keep them in great shape until they fall out? Let’s take a closer look and learn all about baby teeth!
How to Take Care of Your Infant’s Dental Health
The best way to prevent dental issues further down the road is to take care of your child’s dental health from a young age and teach them proper dental hygiene skills as soon as you can.
They're Just Baby Teeth...Why Fix Them??
"If a cavity is found in a child's baby teeth, what is the point of filling it? It's just going to fall out in a couple of years anyway!" This is a very common misconception that adults have toward their child's baby teeth.
DIY Dentistry?? What not to do!
We live in a DIY-saturated society. Entire TV series are dedicated to the art of the "life hack." Social media is ablaze with lists of DIY birthday parties, holiday decorations, home organization - it goes on and on.
A Toothy Craft To Do With Your Child
Your child’s life is probably filled with things that he or she naturally sees as fun or exciting. For instance, no one has to teach their child to jump into a mud puddle…they instinctively seem to know that getting muddy is awesome.
What Every Parent Should Know About Their Thumb Sucker
Toddlers and young children often display some pretty cute behavior that, unfortunately, isn’t quite as cute once they are older. Smearing dinner all over their face. Wearing any article of clothing backwards. Repeating everything Mommy and Daddy say. Sucking their thumbs.
Making the Most of Brushing Your Toddler’s Teeth
Parents of toddlers know that learning opportunities come in all shapes and sizes! The perfect “teaching time” rarely involves your preschooler sitting quietly at the dinner table; rather, fun little lessons often occur smack in the middle of chaos and mess!
First Visit: When should I take my child to see the dentist for the first time?
Shortly after becoming a parent, it's natural to start asking questions: What school should they attend, what doctor should we use, what immunizations should we get? But... have you ever wondered, when should I take my child to see the dentist for the first time?
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