An important part of teen dental health is how your child cares for their teeth at home. You play a key role in guiding them toward habits that protect their smile for years to come. Dental Kidz Club offers specialized teen dentistry services and provides advice to help you support your teen between visits. Choosing Dental Kidz Club means […]
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If you want to protect your baby’s oral health, it’s important to know about the most common cause of tooth decay among infants and small children: bottles. Baby bottle tooth decay is also known as infant caries (cavities), early childhood caries, and bottle mouth. It is the leading cause of tooth decay among infants, and
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Not sure how to get your kids to floss? Tired of the nightly argument in the bathroom trying to convince them to keep their teeth clean? We’ve got you, moms and dads! At Dental Kidz Club, our team is here to help you with convincing your kids to floss, one night at a time. Read
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The right oral health habits can go a long way, especially for children. We’ve outlined some crucial dental hygiene tips for kids below. This list isn’t exhaustive, of course, but it’s a fantastic start. Brush Twice a Day for Two Minutes Each Time One of the most important steps for securing good oral health is brushing your
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Having a healthy and shiny smile can help your child’s self-confidence and happiness. Having a healthy set of teeth can also prevent many diseases, not just orally, but throughout the entire body. Helping your child set up early dental care habits is crucial to their health and can stick with them for many years to
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More than 40% of children have cavities by the time they reach kindergarten. In fact, The CDC reports that tooth decay is the most common preventable disease in children and while the cavity rate in children of older age groups has been slowly declining, the rise in cavities among those under 5 is actually increasing. Unfortunately
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