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Importance of primary (baby) teeth
Importance of primary (baby) teeth
Even though primary teeth eventually fallout, that doesn't mean that they are not important. Primary teeth play an important role in your child's overall health, development and well-being.
Read moreDrinks to Avoid During the Hot Summer Months
Sugary Drinks Affect Your Child's Teeth
It is important to be concerned about your child's health while they're playing sports, outside with friends or outside in the summer heat. It is important that they stay properly hydrated. Many of today's choices of drinks for kids look deceptively healthy but are not.
Read moreFoods your dentist wants you to avoid
Foods your dentist wants you to avoid
It is important to have a varied diet, but some foods are less tooth- friendly and could put your oral health at danger. Of course, it is not easy to eliminate all the “dangerous” foods and drinks from our diet but we can minimize the potential dangers.
Read moreHow to clean your braces?
Braces Cleaning Procedure
Before you brush, rinse with water. This can help loosen any food lodged in and around the braces. When you're ready to brush, start by brushing at the gumline at a 45-degree angle.
Read moreYour Child's First Dental Visit
Child's First Dental Visit
After the child’s first birthday, it is important to schedule their first dental visit. The first dental visit is very important for parents to help them understand proper oral care for their child.
Read moreQuestions Related To Caring For Braces
Caring For Braces
Caring braces is caring the teeth. Usually, those who are wearing braces, a thick white or yellow layer is build around their brackets. So, if the proper caring is not done that may lead to tooth decay, discoloration and gum disease.
Read moreHow To Care For Your Toddler's Teeth
Toddler's Oral Care
Although your toddler's teeth are eventually going to be replaced by permanent teeth, it doesn't mean that you can ignore their oral health. Even before the teeth begin to come in, develop the habit of cleaning your baby's mouth at least once a day with a soft cloth.
Read moreHow To Brush Your Teeth
Brushing Importance And Techniques
Keeping a clean mouth helps prevent cavities, infection and gum disease. Cultivate the habit of taking care of your child/children’s teeth as soon as the first tooth erupts. Ideally, the teeth should be brushed after every time we eat or drink. This is because the teeth are exposed to acids and bacteria that are in the food and drinks.
Read moreHow do You Know If You Need Braces?
Braces To Align Teeth
Perhaps you feel your teeth are not perfectly straight, or you think your bite could be adjusted. It’s quite possible that braces and other orthodontic treatments might be the right choice for you. As an orthodontic professional, Dr. Bowden will be able to determine the best options for your oral health and cosmetic appearance.
Read moreCommon Questions Parents Have About Their Children’s Teeth
Pediatric dentist and Oral Health
Pediatric dentists are the pediatricians of dentistry. A pediatric dentist has two to three years specialty training following dental school and limits his/her practice to treating children only. Pediatric dentists are primary and specialty oral care providers for infants and children through adolescence, including those with special health needs.
Read moreBenefits of Dental Braces for Orthodontic Treatment
Benefits of Dental Braces
Well aligned teeth have many more benefits than the obvious cosmetic benefits. There are many benefits to having well aligned teeth as well as a well aligned bite.
Read morePrivate Practitioner vs. Corporate Dentistry: Which is best for you?
Private Practitioner vs. Corporate Dentistry
There is definitely a huge difference between corporate owned dental practices and private dental practices. There are a number of compelling reasons why the choice of choosing a private practitioner over corporate dentistry should be an obvious one.
Read moreBraces Vs Clear Aligners: From a Practice That Offers Both
Braces Vs Clear Aligners
If you desire to straighten your teeth, or your kid’s teeth, you may have many questions. Which treatment best suits me? Which is effective? Which is more affordable? Ultimately, you need to make a decision when undergoing orthodontic treatment – choosing between dental braces and clear aligners (Invisalign)
Read moreAdult Orthodontics: Never too late to go straight!!!
Adult Orthodontics: Never too late to go straight!!!
Healthy teeth can be straightened at any age, so you are never too old to wear braces. Straight teeth and a nice smile are an important part of confidence-boosting.
Read moreWhat age should my child see an Orthodontist?
What age should my child see an Orthodontist?
The transition from primary teeth to permanent teeth is one of the crucial stages. Baby teeth lay the foundation for the permanent teeth and their correct position. This is the reason why an orthodontic checkup of your child’s mouth is important while they still have baby teeth.
Read moreWhen should I start using toothpaste with fluoride?
When should I start using toothpaste with fluoride?
Isn't it so exciting when your baby's first tooth pops out of their gums. Then they smile at you with their bright little chomper! As a concerned parent, you should take care of your baby's oral care right from the start and make their dental care a pleasant experience.
Read moreDental Sealants: Seal Out Tooth Decay
Dental Sealants: Seal Out Tooth Decay
Dental sealants are coatings that are usually applied on the chewing surface of the permanent back teeth. The sealant quickly bonds into the grooves of the teeth to form a protective film over the enamel of each tooth to protect them from decay.
Read moreWhy should I take my child to a Children's Specialist?
Why should I take my child to a Children's Specialist?
When it comes to child's oral health, there is no better time than now to start practicing good oral hygiene. Pediatric dental care makes sure that your child's teeth stay healthy and free from various dental diseases.
Read moreWhen should a child first see a dentist?
When should a child first see a dentist?
One of the most frequently asked question by guardians or parents is, when should my child first see a dentist? The American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry suggest that as soon a child's first tooth erupts in the mouth a child should see a dentist. In other words, not later than age one or two. It is also recommended not to wait until all the teeth have come in, or until a real problem occurs.
Read moreThings that dental visit can do for you
Things that dental visit can do for you
By now you should have known the importance of dental visits. Besides brushing and flossing your teeth and gums, biannual dental checkup is one of the best things which you can do for a better oral health. If oral health is taken care as it should be then it would be better for your overall health too. Thus taking good care of your mouth is eventually taking care of your whole body.
Read moreWays to Protect Your Child's Teeth
Ways to Protect Your Child's Teeth
The parents should ensure that every child or kid get the maximum and excellent oral care in their childhood. It is the parent's responsibility to inform the kid about the oral hygiene and care required such that the kids do not face any sort of discomfort arising out of teeth problems.
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