• JUNE 12, 2020
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    Baby’s Teething chart

    Baby’s Teething chart

    Every parent is worried about the child’s development. Among the many milestones, eruption of teeth is one of the most exciting milestones. Although it might be painful sometimes, your baby’s smile will just light up when he/she will have teeth within. The first 2 teeth usually erupt around 6 months of age. These are knownRead more
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    Healthy options for healthy teeth…

    Healthy options for healthy teeth…

    Often while munching our favorite foods, we don’t think about it being good for our teeth, infact we think of brushing them afterwards to make sure we can keep eating for years to come. But, not all foods are bad for teeth. There are a number of foods that actually prevent cavities. If you areRead more
    • JUNE 12, 2020
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    Few tips to avoid Baby Bottle Decay (Early Childhood Caries)

    Few tips to avoid Baby Bottle Decay (Early Childhood Caries)

    Tooth decay is one of the most common problems among children. Knowing how to avoid baby bottle tooth decay is one way to promote good oral health. Preventing Baby Bottle Tooth Decay- Try to comfort or keep your baby calm without having to offer milk or sugar filled drinks; go for plain water instead. MilkRead more
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    When to take the child for first oral examination?

    When to take the child for first oral examination?

    While your child is growing up, it becomes so easy to get caught up in his development and forget about monitoring condition of teeth. While you can be health conscious about your child’s teeth by requiring him to stick to oral hygiene routine you have created for him, there could still be more things goingRead more
    • JUNE 12, 2020
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    Dry mouth and its relation to cavities..

    At some point in your life, you may experience dry mouth, but only a few know its connections to an increased risk of tooth decay. Dry mouth is caused by insufficient flow of saliva from salivary glands and saliva plays a significant role in dental cavity protection by breaking down starches and neutralizing cavity causingRead more
    • JUNE 12, 2020
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    Why is it important to clean the teeth?

    Why is it important to clean the teeth?

    Teeth can be sturdy and hard but you still need to preserve them with good daily hygiene to avoid plaque to build up and erode and destroy them in long run. If you are teaching your child daily oral hygiene, it must be coupled with scheduled teeth cleaning at dental office. It is recommended thatRead more