The average recommendation is to make the appointment for when the child is 6 months to 1-year-old. A visit to the dentist generally isn’t anyone’s favorite way to pass the time. And if you think of a restless toddler who puts on a tantrum just because his socks are blue, going to the dentist’s office …
Your child’s oral health is very important and a good start will impact the rest of their lives. Taking your child to the dentist as early as possible is a very important step in educating them about good oral hygiene. However, for many parents it seems like a stressful event, especially if the child is …
Prevent a number of potential oral health problems by protecting your child’s tooth enamel. Tooth enamel is the most important line of defense for our teeth. Erosion can weaken and expose them to decay and other problems. Oral hygiene is paramount for our children as it can impact not only the appearance of their teeth …
Does your child experience anxiety or misbehave at the dentist’s office? If so, the following tips can help! Though many children react positively to dentists and other medical providers, some have issues with going to appointments. The most common results are anxiety, rebellion, and generally misbehaving. This behavior can be incredibly frustrating for parents. Fortunately, …
Following these simple tips can result in your children being happy and healthy for years to come. Let’s start by discussing the process behind cavities. First, tiny pieces of harmful foods get caught in the teeth and gums. Next, if the person does not have a sufficient oral care routine, they turn into harmful plaque. …
At The Dental Anesthesia Center in St. Louis, we specialize in pediatric and special needs dentistry—and we know the subtle signs that can indicate a bigger issue. One of the most challenging decisions parents regularly make is when to take their children to see a dentist. Many issues solve themselves with time, and people prefer …