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Ways To Keep Your Child From Thumb Sucking

Thumb-sucking

Thumb Sucking is a bad habit   Thumb sucking can be of concern for many parents/guardians, and while seeking advice from a pediatric dentist is recommended, there are several methods to help break this habit at home.  Though thumb sucking is not harmful to a baby, it can be for toddlers. If this habit lasts […]

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The Habit Of Nail-Biting Can Harm Your Oral Health

Nail-Biting

When it comes to dental and oral health, you know to brush and floss your teeth a couple times a day and visit your dentist regularly. However, what not to do isn’t discussed as much—and some of the advice is surprising. For example, one major habit many dentists advise against is nail-biting. While it may seem […]

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Should Teens Get Their Wisdom Teeth Pulled Before Troubles Start?

Wisdom Teeth

Many parents opt to have their teenagers’ wisdom teeth removed, frequently before they go off to college, and often even before the teeth start to cause trouble — and while the child is still covered by parental health insurance. Experts say the teeth should come out when they’re coming in at an odd angle, causing […]

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Habits That Could Lead To Tooth Decay

Tooth Decay

Tooth decay, also known as dental caries or cavities, is a common oral health problem caused by bacteria that produce acid from food particles and plaque on the teeth. It is essentially the destruction of the tooth structure caused by acids that gradually eat away the enamel (outer protective layer) and dentin (inner layer) of […]

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A Parent’s Guide to Pediatric Dental Care

Pediatric Dental Care

Dental issues are common in young children. If not taken care of correctly, these issues can lead to bigger problems down the road. That’s why it’s important to start good dental habits early. As a parent, you want what’s best for your child, and that includes their dental health. With so much information out there, […]

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Relieving Dental Pain

Dental Pain

Your dentist has a number of options for relieving short-term dental pain. These options can be either prescription or over-the-counter (OTC) medications that you can buy in the store without a prescription. In most cases, an OTC medication or combination of OTC medications will do the trick. Over-the-Counter Medications OTC pain-relief medications include acetaminophen and […]

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A Vaccine For Your Child

Vaccine

Oropharyngeal cancer develops near the back of the mouth and throat, including the back and base of the tongue, the soft part of the roof of the mouth, and the tonsils. Approximately three-fourths of these cancers were related to the human papillomavirus (HPV). Many people are exposed to HPV in their lifetime. Most of the […]

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