Did you know that one in five children have cavities by the time they reach kindergarten? That’s a lot of teeth that will need to be filled! In this blog post, we will discuss some tips for preventing cavities in your little ones. Follow these simple steps and you can help keep your child’s smile
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If you’re a parent or caregiver to children, you’ve probably dealt with thumb-sucking at some point. It’s a common habit for children and usually stops on its own. However, if your child continues to suck their thumb past the age of five, it can start to affect their oral health. In this blog post, we
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When it comes to pediatric dentistry, parents often have a lot of questions. Here are some of the most popular questions that parents ask about pediatric dentistry. When Should Dental Care Begin for my Child? It is recommended that children have their first dental visit within six months of getting their first tooth, or by
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It’s no secret that electric toothbrushes are becoming increasingly popular. But are they any better than traditional manual toothbrushes? According to the American Dental Association, the answer is a resounding yes! How Electric Toothbrushes Stand Out Electric toothbrushes are more effective at removing plaque and bacteria from teeth and gums, and they can be especially
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When it comes to baby teeth, parents often ask us if a filling is really necessary. After all, if it’s not a permanent tooth, is there really a need to worry? Although fillings are not always the route your dentistry team might deem best, it’s still something that we can do to ensure a healthier
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Going to see a dentist can be a nerve-wracking experience for anyone and everyone. That’s why seeing a restless child in the dentist’s chair can be disheartening, but completely normal. Dental anxiety is an uncomfortable thing, but it’s something that can be overcome. Getting your child to the dentist when they’re dealing with anxiety is
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Why are My Child’s Teeth Sensitive? Parents never want to see their children in pain, but tooth sensitivity is an inevitable part of your child’s teeth growing and changing. However, if you’re child is experiencing tooth sensitivity outside of the average growing pains, it could be pointing to a more serious issue. Here’s what might
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All kids are special, but some have different needs than others when it comes to handling social interactions. There are also children with physical differences, such as developmental delays in fine motor skills, who may need a bit more help with oral hygiene than others. Timpanogos Pediatric Dentistry has some tips for taking a special
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It’s inevitable that at some point your child is going to have a cavity. When this happens, it’s important to take them to the pediatric dentist for their first dental fillings. Fillings are an important part of pediatric dentistry, and they can help your child maintain healthy teeth for years to come! In this article,
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If your child is scheduled to have a dental procedure done, you may be wondering if they will need sedation. Sedation is commonly used in pediatric dentistry, and there are several different types of sedatives that can be used. Some children feel anxious or scared about going to the dentist, and sedation can help make
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