Tooth pain in children, also known as pulpitis, can be a distressing experience. Understanding the causes, symptoms, and potential emergencies is crucial for parents to navigate these situations effectively. In this blog, we will delve into the root of toothaches in children, explore signs indicating a dental emergency, and provide practical tips and remedies for
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When it comes to your child’s oral health, understanding procedures like pulpectomy treatment becomes crucial. In this blog, we will delve into what a pulpectomy entails, why it’s necessary, and its role in maintaining your child’s dental well-being. Understanding Pulpectomy What is a Pulpectomy? A pulpectomy is a dental procedure designed to remove all the
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First permanent molars often referred to as six year molars are significant teeth in human dentition. They are among the first permanent teeth to come in and are positioned behind the last baby molars on both upper and lower jaws. It is very important to take care of these molars as they usually go unnoticed
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Dark stains on children’s teeth often can be confused with cavities but fortunately, other than colour they are harmless. These stains called chromogenic stains are seen more often in young children. They are external stains caused by stain producing bacteria called chromogenic bacteria. Both bacteria & stains are harmless except for the colour. These stains
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Natal teeth are teeth that are present at birth, while neonatal teeth erupt during the first month of a baby’s life. These teeth can be primary teeth(baby teeth) or supernumerary (extra teeth). Causes of Natal and Neonatal Teeth: The exact cause of natal and neonatal teeth is not always clear, but several factors may contribute,
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Teething is a very new experience for kids and can sometimes be rough. Some children teeth early and some children may experience more intense symptoms than normal. But its important to know baseline for normal, so you don’t miss anything more serious that could be occurring apart from baby’s teething. Fever, diarrhea and rash Slight
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Divide the mouth into 6 sections – small circular movements near gumline is most effective. Take 20 seconds to brush each section Start with the outer surface of lower jaw. Repeat the same for outer surface of upper jaw. Then switch over to the inner surfaces of upper and lower jaw. Lastly clean the biting
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Changing your toothbrush every 3 months prevents bacteria from building up on the bristles. Worn/frayed bristles loose their effectiveness, leave plaque behind and can also cause harm to the gums. Replace such brush at the earliest. Always change your brush after a major illness as bristles might harbor the viruses/bacteria. To know more, book your
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Since children teeth are still developing, choosing the right toothbrush is very important. Three things to consider while choosing the toothbrush are 1. Head size To brush effectively it is very important that you choose the right size for the bristle head. The size of the brush head should grow along with your child. Too
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Good oral health is fundamental to overall well-being, and establishing healthy dental habits from a young age is crucial. Early dental care for children sets the foundation for a lifetime of strong teeth and gums, preventing dental issues and contributing to their overall health. In this article, we’ll explore the importance of early dental care,
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