When should preventive dentistry start?

Preventive dentistry should begin with the eruption of the first tooth. Take your children's oral health seriously. Pain from decayed teeth or unhealthy gum can greatly distract a child's learning abilities as well as eating habits - not to mention quality of life. A lifetime of good health should begin early with regular preventive care and development of good oral hygiene habits.  more

Preventive dentistry begins with the first tooth. Visit your pediatric dentist when the first tooth comes in. You will learn how to protect your infant's dental health. The earlier the dental visit, the better the chance of preventing dental disease and helping your child belong to the cavity-free generation.  more

A. Preventive dentistry begins with the first tooth. Visit your pediatric dentist when the first tooth comes in. You will learn how to protect your infant's dental health. The earlier the dental visit, the better the chance of preventing dental disease and helping your child belong to the cavity-free generation.  more

Preventive dentistry begins with the first tooth. Visit your pediatric dentist when the first tooth comes in. You will learn how to protect your infant’s dental health. The earlier the dental visit, the better the chance of preventing dental disease and helping your child belong to the cavity–free generation.

A. Preventive dentistry begins with the first tooth. Visit your dentist when the first tooth comes in. You will learn how to protect your infant's dental health. The earlier the dental visit, the better the chance of preventing dental disease and helping your child belong to the cavity-free generation.

Preventive dentistry begins with the first tooth. Visit your pediatric dentist when the first tooth comes in! Parents will learn how to protect an infant's dental health. The earlier the dental visit, the better the chance of preventing dental disease and helping a child belong to the cavity-free generation. What role do parents play in prevention? After evaluating your dental health, your pediatric dentist will design a personalized program of home care to keep those teeth healthy. This program will include brushing and flossing instructions, diet counseling, and if necessary, fluoride recommendations. By following these directions, you'll learn a lifetime of healthy habits. How do pediatric dentists help prevent dental problems? Tooth cleaning and polishing and fluoride treatments are all part of a prevention program. But there's much more.  more

So you are a teenager at last! Have you outgrown tooth decay? Certainly not! Here are some facts for you to know: 1. Fact 1: Decay may be more of a problem in your teenage years than ever before. 2. Fact 2: Gum disease may be more of a problem for you now than before, especially if you have braces and are not brushing/flossing well. 3. Fact 3: You have most of your permanent teeth with the exception of your wisdom teeth which may start to cause you discomfort. It is critical to monitor them to make sure they do not cause you an problems. The teenage years are formative for many adolescents and likewise, they go through many changes. It is not uncommon to see a teenager who may have never had a cavity all of a sudden develop numerous at their regular check-up visits. As parents cannot supervise them constantly, any teenagers change their diet dramatically to consume more fast foods and sugar-containing foods and beverages.  more