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By the time your child is 6-9 years old, they can brush their own teeth, but you will need to supervise them carefully until they get the hang of it. You also need to demonstrate proper brushing and flossing techniques and check to make sure they haven’t missed any teeth. You can also set a […]

Baby teeth, also known as primary or milk teeth, play a vital role in a child’s oral health and overall development. While it may be tempting to dismiss them as placeholders for the permanent teeth that will eventually emerge, neglecting the care of baby teeth can have significant consequences. Tooth Decay and Cavities One of […]

Getting your child to the dentist’s office can be a struggle if they are afraid. It’s normal for children to fear what they don’t understand. Add unfamiliar surroundings, medical equipment, and a new doctor to the mix, and it should be no surprise if your child is resistant to seeing the dentist for one of […]