It's amazing to watch children develop. The changes that start seemingly from the day they're born are nothing short of a miracle. One of the most obvious physical changes is the development of teeth. In general, babies' lower teeth will begin to show anytime after the eighth month. This growth process typically continues until their
Oral health is not just about the hygiene regimen your child maintains. Daily brushing and flossing are critical for cleaning the exterior of teeth, but it would mean very little if the teeth are weak and porous. This is where the foods your child eats can have a substantial impact. Think of it this way,
Have you seen changes in the color of your child’s teeth? Do you feel concerned about it? There's reason to be. When it comes to tooth discoloration, you should be aware that both baby teeth and permanent teeth can be affected. It could be the result of food, drinks, or even an accident. All in
Children are full of energy and they love exploring the world around them. During these jaunts, as they run around willy nilly, accidents are inevitable. Most will be mild in nature, result in simple injuries like scrapes, bumps and bruises and be focused around the extremities. As a parent, the odds are good that you
When it comes to child development, the loss of baby teeth is a major milestone. As a parent, it's very exciting to watch your child get their permanent teeth. Sometimes, however, there are dental issues that come with them. When this happens, it's crucial that you take action to protect your child's smile from being
At Dague Dental Solutions, we actively promote the importance of good oral health for children. This October, as we observe National Dental Hygiene Month, we are launching the Dague Dental Cavity Crusader Club. We're all about turning kids into cavity-busters to fight tooth decay and cavities! Some people have an underlying presumption that children’s oral
