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Is Your Child’s Tooth Forming a Cavity? Spot the First Signs
Here are the top symptoms of a cavity to stay alert for.
Debunking the Myths About Sedation Dentistry for Children
In this blog post, we tackle the most common myths head-on and give you the facts about sedation dentistry for children.
Fun and Accessible At-Home Dental Care Routine for Kids with Special Needs
Here are some ways to make dental hygiene a more positive experience for children with special needs.
Tips for Keeping Your Child Cavity-Free
What your child eats and drinks is also very important, as the food and beverages your child consumes will either contribute to the development of cavities or promote strong, healthy teeth.
Ouch! Your Child Might be Dealing with Tooth Sensitivity
Is your child wincing when they bite into ice cream or crying when drinking something cold? Tooth sensitivity could be the culprit behind their dental discomfort.
Why Your Child’s Tongue Needs Cleaning Too
Teaching kids to properly clean their tongues during their oral care routine can have significant benefits for their overall dental health.
The Oral Health Risks of Tobacco Product Use
In Louisiana alone, 1 in 3 high schoolers reported using e-cigarettes. These alarming statistics endanger not only long-term health but also adolescent oral health still developing in these formative years.
Making Kids’ Dental Care Affordable with Savings Plans
Getting your child regular dental care is extremely important for their health and development, but it can also get expensive very quickly. Fortunately, there are options to make routine dental care for your children more affordable, including dental savings plans.
Mouth Breathing, Teeth Grinding, Restless Sleep: Signs Your Child May Have Sleep Disordered Breathing
Learn more about the impacts, symptoms, and what to do if you think your child may have sleep disordered breathing.
Should I Pull My Child’s Loose Baby Tooth Or Let It Fall Out Naturally?
In this article, we walk through the ins and outs of dealing with loose baby teeth so you can decide what’s best for your child.