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Primary teeth, more commonly referred to as baby teeth, are temporary teeth that a child has in their early years. These teeth eventually fall out and are replaced by permanent teeth. The baby teeth start coming in anywhere between 6 months and a year, sometimes a little earlier or later for some babies. By the time they are 2-3 years …
Are you wondering about early dental care for your baby? First time parents don’t always know how or when to care for their baby’s teeth. That’s okay; it’s never too early or too late to start. Whether your baby has one or a few teeth in place or none at all yet, there are still oral hygiene practices that can …
Scheduling your child’s first dentist appointment can be scary for both parents and kids. Parents want to ensure that the experience is positive for kids so that they continue to develop a lifetime of healthy oral hygiene habits. Many children are fearful of new experiences, especially from medical providers. Some babies have their first dental appointments because of needing a …
Regular visits to the dentist are vital to improving oral health and “brushing up” on routine hygiene habits. Unfortunately, for many children, a trip to the dentist is synonymous with fear and discomfort. Even with practices geared toward small children, the sights, sounds, and smells of a dental office might seem overwhelming. As a parent, it’s frustrating to feel like …
