Games To Get Kids Excited About Dental Care

Posted on: 13 June 2016
Few children are eager to brush their teeth every night. They won't remind Mom and Dad that it's time for brushing like they will when it comes to time for snacks or games. That's why it's important to be very proactive in getting your kids excited about dental care. If you have a positive attitude about it and frame it as just another fun part of the day, children will take on a more positive attitude about it, too.
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How To Develop Good Dental Hygiene In 10 Minutes Per Day

Posted on: 13 June 2016
Taking good care of your teeth can be one of the best things you do for yourself, yet it's something you need to be vigilant about doing at least twice a day every single day. Slacking in dental care can result in tooth decay, cavities, bad breath, gum disease, and worse, so it's important to stay on top of it. Try developing a good dental hygiene that can be done in only ten minutes per day, and you are setting yourself up for success.
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Addicted To Chewing On Ice? Here's What You Need To Know About Your Medical & Dental Health

Posted on: 23 May 2016
Some people crave the action of munching on ice, sometimes to the point that they become addicted. Fortunately, out of all the bad addictions that people can pick up, chewing on ice won't wreck your health. However, crunching down on ice can be like a wrecking ball to your teeth. And even though ice-chewing won't risk your health, it can signify that you have a medical condition called anemia. If you are an incessant ice chewer, you'll need to see your doctor and your dentist.
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3 Things To Help Protect Your Child's Dental Health

Posted on: 5 May 2016
If your child's dentist has found multiple cavities in your youngster's mouth during his or her most recent dental visits, the dental professional may suggest several treatments and at-home changes to help lessen your child's chances of dental decay. Here are a few things that may be recommended to help protect your youngster's dental health: Less Soda Even if you are choosing sugar-free varieties of soda to limit the amount of sugar to which your child's teeth are exposed, the high acid levels in soda can still cause tooth decay.
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