Are You Concerned About Your Grandchild's Oral Health? 3 Strategies To Instill Good Oral Health Habits

Posted on: 20 December 2017

The day your grandchild was born, you were excited to be able to pass down the many lessons that you have learned in life. Now that they are getting older, you want to make sure that they take care of their adorable smile. As a grandparent, you can use these strategies to help your grandchild learn the importance of taking care of their teeth. Read Dental Themed Books Together Ideally, a child should visit the dental clinic by the time they get their first tooth or celebrate their first birthday.
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How To Prevent Your Child From Having Tooth Decay

Posted on: 29 November 2017

While baby teeth are not permanent, it is important that they are cared for while your child is young. It is common for young children and infants to experience tooth decay, which is a problem that you can easily prevent as their parent. These tips will help you keep their teeth healthy:  Do Not Let Them Fall Asleep When Feeding Tooth decay can occur when a child is allowed to have sugars stay on their teeth before they go to sleep for a long time.
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Why A Root Canal Is Performed And What Symptoms Mean You May Need One

Posted on: 30 October 2017

A root canal treatment is a common restorative dental procedure. During the procedure, the pulp, which is the material within the innermost chambers of a tooth, is removed, and the tooth is then filled prior to being covered with a dental cap.  Although root canal procedures are quite common, many people know little about them. Here is a bit of information about why root canals are performed and what symptoms suggest that a root canal procedure is needed.
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3 Tips For Caring For Porcelain Dental Veneers

Posted on: 3 October 2017

Veneers are an excellent solution to teeth that are missing, misshapen, or otherwise need to be repaired. The porcelain that the veneers are made out of is very durable and it act much like a natural tooth. However, because  veneers are not exactly the same as natural teeth, it is very important that some special attention is paid to them in terms of dental care. This ensures that they last you for a great deal of time and stay in prime condition.
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