A healthy mouth allows kids to eat foods comfortably, speak clearly, and smile confidently. To achieve that goal, they sometimes need a little extra help from time to time (whether they would care to admit it or not). Learn how: https://t.co/EyEK7WPu9a
Even before seeing signs of your little one's first tooth, it's important to take care of their dental hygiene. Before a baby starts teething, start running a clean, wet washcloth along the gums to clear away bacteria. Make your child's dental care a priority! #pediatricdentistry
When your child participates in an athletic activity, make sure they have proper protection for their teeth! The AAPD states that 10-39% of dental injuries in kids are caused by sports. This could include chipped or broken teeth. #pediatricdentistry
Being attentive to your baby's teeth is important for development and overall health. Baby teeth lost too early can result in crooked permanent teeth, and untreated diseased teeth can affect your child's general health. Learn more at: https://t.co/D22iGAHcrm #pediatricdentistry
Just because you can’t see your child’s teeth yet doesn't mean you can send them to bed with a milk bottle! This can contribute to baby bottle tooth decay, which is like soaking their teeth in sugar overnight! #dentistry#teeth#kids#health#tips
What baby teeth come in first, and what should you do when they come in? Here are a few tips on practicing early oral care for your infant. https://t.co/lGFCtzYm58 #PediatricDentistry#Parenting
Kids who drink 3 or more glasses of soda each day are 62% more likely to have tooth decay, cavities, and other dental problems. Stick to water for a healthier smile! #soda#health#kids#teeth#dental#dentist#tips