“They’re just baby teeth — they’re going to fall out anyway.” It’s one of the most common things parents say when they discover their young child has a cavity. And it makes intuitive sense. If the tooth is going to fall out in a few years, why go through the trouble — and the tears […]
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Tooth pain: Tooth pain is considered one of the most unpleasant experiences for most people. So let’s talk about it and try to ensure your child never goes through this experience. Here is a list of some of the most common causes of tooth pain Tooth decay Tooth fracture Damaged tooth filing (recurrent caries) Irritated
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According to The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, tooth decay is one of the most common chronic illnesses in growing kids. The NIDCR also observed that approximately 42% of the kids between ages 2 and 11 years have cavities, so let’s find which one is more suitable in Caps versus fillings. Cavities, especially
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Experts believe that the habit of thumb sucking sometimes begins in the womb or usually from birth to below the age of five, as much of it is a common habit among children. At some point, though, as a parent, you might think, “Enough is enough.” Thumb sucking is typically not considered problematic. However, after
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Remember the excitement when your baby’s first tooth popped up? And then another, and another, and before you knew it, your baby turned five three years old and has a full baby set of adorable teeth? Well, just as those baby teeth coming in were milestones to take note of, so is the time when
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