Stages of Oral Development - 0 - 2 Years of Age
In the first two years of life, babies develop their first set of teeth - their baby teeth. This period is an extremely important one for good oral health.
In the first two years of life, babies develop their first set of teeth - their baby teeth. This period is an extremely important one for good oral health.
Early Orthodontic evaluation and treatment is very important to long term oral health. The Canadian Association of Orthodontists recommends that children should see an orthodontist for the first time by the age of 7.
First thing in the morning and just before going to bed at night are when most children and adults brush their teeth. These times of day are when teeth are most in need of cleaning, but they aren't always conducive to being thorough when brushing.
Here at Smile Town Dentistry in Langley, we get many questions from curious parents about early oral health care for their children. What are the long-term benefits?
As soon as your child’s primary teeth start coming in, tooth decay becomes a potential risk. Even at this early stage, regular dental hygiene is crucial in preventing early childhood tooth decay.
There are many methods that can be used to help prevent tooth decay in your children early on that will give them the best chance at healthy smiles as they grow up.
Here’s a list of 5 books that are sure to get your kids ready - and excited - for their next visit to the dentist.
It can be very difficult to pack a healthy lunch for your kids to bring to school, especially one that they'll be willing to eat! But it is fundamental to their oral health.
Halloween is the scariest day of the year - both when it comes to ghosts and ghouls, and when it comes to oral health, too!
Darpan Magazine recently featured SmileTown Dentistry, and our dentists, Dr. Kanani talked about the importance of positive early dental experiences for children, and their focus on serving the South Asian community in Langley.
This fun resource will help your kids get ready – and excited – about visiting the dentist.
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