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As parents, we are concerned about making sure we teach our young children proper dental hygiene. However, it may surprise you to know that teenagers are at a high risk for tooth decay and gum disease. As your children grow and begin taking care of their teeth, there are simple ways to remind them to prevent plaque and tartar build-up.
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So, what’s the 411 on wisdom teeth? What can you expect for your child? If it is between check-ups and you suspect your child’s wisdom teeth have erupted, please contact Tooth Fairy Smiles.
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Think it is unimportant to care for baby teeth because they are temporary? Baby bottle tooth decay refers to cavities in infants and very young children. Consequently, although your child will lose all her baby teeth, they are still vital for her health.
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It is recommended children begin flossing the moment their teeth fit closely together. This may occur at different ages, but most commonly happens between ages two and six. The earlier you can get your child into the habit of flossing, the better you will reinforce this vital practice.
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There is a lot of false information unsuspecting parents can pick up surrounding their children’s baby teeth. That’s why we have put together a list of the most common 7 myths about baby teeth. Learn the truth about your child’s dental care.
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