FAQs

Radiographs (X-Rays) are a vital and necessary part of your child’s dental diagnostic process. Without them, certain dental conditions can and will be missed. Radiographs detect much more than cavities. For example, radiographs may be needed

Healthy eating habits lead to healthy teeth. Like the rest of thebody, the teeth, bones and the soft tissues of the mouth need a well-balanced diet. Children should eat a variety of foods from the five

Good oral hygiene removes bacteria and the left over food particles that combine to create cavities. For infants, use a wet gauze or clean washcloth to wipe the plaque from teeth and gums. Avoid putting your

Tooth brushing is one of the most important tasks for good oral health. Many toothpastes, and/or tooth polishes, however, can damage young smiles. They contain harsh abrasives, which can wear away young tooth enamel. When looking

Teaching Children How to brush teeth Proper tooth brushing technique. Place your toothbrush at a 45-degree angle against the gums Brush the outer tooth surfaces, the inner tooth surfaces, and the chewing surfaces of the

Baby Teeth are needed for: proper chewing and eating, providing space for the permanent teeth and guiding them into the correct position, and permitting normal development of the jaw bones and muscles. development