Why does my child have shark teeth? Your child probably smiled or you looked in their mouth and you noticed a tooth in the front and…a tooth right behind it. I know it seems really strange, but these “shark teeth” are very common. When our adult teeth are growing into the mouth, they help push out the primary (baby) tooth. Sometimes the adult tooth is not in the right position to push the baby tooth out and it then grows behind the ... Read the Post...
5 Tips to Make Brushing Your Kid’s Teeth Fun
Does the thought of your child brushing your teeth bring you or your child a little terror? Perhaps your child screams and cries when you try to brush their teeth. You are not alone. It is an unfamiliar sensation for children, so it is normal if they resist, fight or cry. Keep reading to find 5 ways to make brushing your kid's teeth fun. Get a FREE toothbrushing chart HERE! 1. Introduce toothbrushing early Introduce toothbrushing early. ... Read the Post...
When Should I Start Brushing My Child’s Teeth?
As dentists, we get questions all the time about toothbrushing. Chances are, you’ve had very similar questions and even a battle or two trying to get your kid to brush. If this is you, keep reading as we dive a bit deeper. When should I start brushing my baby's teeth? Long before a baby has teeth, you can wipe baby's mouth out with a damp washcloth or finger brush after feedings to stop the bacterial growth. Tooth brushing can begin as ... Read the Post...
How to Soothe My Teething Baby
Are you losing sleep and barely surviving your baby’s teething? Is it hard watching your child in this pain they can't explain? Keep reading to find dentist-approved hacks to help with teething. How long will my baby be teething? Truth is, teething happens as a result of your baby’s primary (baby) teeth coming in. The pain can be intermittently on and off, with no true pattern and last for months. How do you know ... Read the Post...