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How to Pull Your Child’s Loose Baby Tooth

Does your child have a loose baby tooth? If so, you’re likely wondering how to pull it out of the mouth. Well, our dentists are happy to give you the information and tips you need to successfully pull the tooth without causing a traumatic experience for your child. It’s best to keep the situation as simple and carefree as possible so you don’t experience problems in the future. Here are some tips and tricks that can help you: -Encourage your child to wiggle their tooth often. This shouldn’t be a tough task because many kids find wiggling fun. They can...

Plan for Your Child’s Smile With Toothbrushing for Kids

Tooth brushing for kids is an extremely important process that must be done to ensure a child’s teeth can continue to thrive. Furthermore, it will help keep their gums safe as well as lower their risk for several oral health ailments including tooth decay and cavities. For more information about effective toothbrushing techniques and toothbrush care for your child, consider the following: – Make sure you are using safe and effective toothpaste that has been approved by your child’s pediatric dentist. Furthermore, only use a small amount of toothpaste for your child. The ideal amount includes rice-sized drops for children...

Prevent Cavities with Pediatric Dental Visits

Did you know that one of the big reasons why children miss hours of school every year is because they develop cavities and need to receive treatment? In fact, dental cavities are one of the most common diseases affecting children today. We encourage you to bring your child to the dentist regularly to prevent cavities with routine dental checkups. The professional dental cleanings and exams provided by our team at [practice_name] give us the opportunity to clean away plaque and tartar from the teeth and lower the risk of tooth decay. We polish the teeth to improve their look and...

Oral Hygiene for Kids: Common Questions Asked

If you have questions about your child’s oral hygiene routine, then you have come to the right blog. Today, our dentists, Drs. Walter Romney, Briant Romney, and Clark Romney are happy to help many who have the same questions. To do so, they would like to answer commonly asked questions about oral hygiene for kids. Those questions are: Q: How should I clean my baby’s smile? A: It’s recommended to clean your baby’s smile after every feeding. To do so, wipe their gums with a clean, wet washcloth. This can help wash bacteria away. When your child’s teeth start erupting,...

Expectations for a Child’s Exam

We hope that all of your visits to our office are peaceful and exciting, for you and for your children. We recognize that a few children have an irrational fear of the dentist’s office, and we do all that we can to make their visits peaceful, starting when they are very young. Here are some bits of information about what you can expect when you bring your little one to our office for an appointment for the first time. Because your child should come with you to visit our office for the first time between six months and one year...

Tips for Your Healthy and Beautiful Smile

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The Habits That Can Affect Your Child’s Smile

Did you know there are habits in the world today that can harm your child’s smile? Well, it’s true. As you may already know, it’s best to help your child avoid them at all costs. To help you do so, our pediatric dentists, Drs. Romney, Romney, and Romney, would be happy to tell you all about the harmful habits to avoid, which are: -Refusing to wear a mouthguard when playing high-contact sports and activities, like football, basketball, and soccer -Not having a proper and effective oral hygiene routine -Not keeping up with routine dental checkups -Regularly eating smile-harming foods and...

Statistics About Baby Bottle Tooth Decay

If baby bottle tooth decay evolves for too long without dental procedures, options for recuperation become few and far between. While it’s never the first thing we suggest, your child might end up in need of surgery to extricate their affected teeth if the baby bottle tooth decay has progressed too much. When this is the case, we’ll discuss different alternatives with you, including the probability of using sedation dentistry practices to comfort your child during any procedures. Think it or not, baby bottle tooth decay (otherwise known as early childhood caries or ECC) is the most chronic childhood ailment...

Is Your Child Eating Toothpaste?

If you are the parent of a small child, you know that you need to keep an eye on them at all times. They will find all sorts of things to put in their mouths, and they may try to eat things that they should not. Toothpaste is not made to be eaten, and while a little bit of toothpaste will probably not be an issue, a large amount can be a problem. In order to make brushing more appealing, toothpastes are often designed with kids in mind. In addition to being sold in containers that look like a favorite...