Dental Tips For Special Needs Children

Posted on 15 October 2015

If you have a special needs child, their dental health and check ups can be a challenge. With a little planning and effort on your part, your special needs child will be able to successfully keep up with a dental routine and shine in the dentist's office. Here are four tips to help your special needs child's dental health care become routine. 1. Find Products that are Easy to Use [Read More]

Talking Your Spouse Into Seeing The Dentist

Posted on 30 September 2015

If your spouse hasn't gone to the dentist in years, you might need to step in and help foster this decision. There can be many factors that might be keeping your spouse from the dentist such as cost, fear, or time. If you can free up their reasoning for avoiding the dentist, your spouse may be more apt to get themselves back into a dental routine. Here are four things you might want to bring to the table to try to get your spouse to visit the dentist. [Read More]

Homemade Mouthwash For Your Particular Taste

Posted on 9 September 2015

There are a number of mouthwashes in your local drug store to choose from. The flavors range from bubble gum to pungent antiseptic. If you're tired of how these commercial products taste, make your own. Experiment with some of the following mouthwash home recipes and you may find a flavor combination that you actually enjoy. Talk With Your Dentist First You may have a particular dental condition that precludes using certain substances in a mouthwash, or you may need something that you can't add to a home recipe. [Read More]

Kids Hate To Brush: Foods That Help Keep Your Children's Teeth Clean And Mouth Healthy

Posted on 18 August 2015

It is really difficult to get children to brush their teeth. While it's important to keep trying to brush and floss your child's teeth, it's helpful to know that there are some foods your child can eat that will help keep their teeth healthy and clean. It is also important to avoid sugary, sticky foods if you are having trouble cleaning your child's teeth each day. Crunchy Foods Help Clean the Teeth [Read More]

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Invisialign to Take the Trauma Out of Dental Aligning

Having a child that needs orthodontic treatment to correct the alignment of his or her teeth can be hard on both of you. Unfortunately, kids at school may use the wire braces as ammunition for picking and bullying. Fortunately, there is other options for correcting your child's dental alignments. My oldest child is 13 and has been using the Invisalign for kids and it has worked wonders. After six months of treatment, we have reached the halfway point to reaching the goals set by the orthodontist. I hope to have put together enough information to assist you and your child in deciding to go with Invisalign and help you with the care and use of the product.

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