If you've got little ones at home, you know that getting children into bed every night can be challenging! The after-dinner rush can feel like a sprint instead of a time to wind down and treasure your time together as kids can push back against brushing their teeth and going to sleep even though their little bodies are exhausted. What to do? Our SmileTown Langley dentists share some advice.
Sometimes, people consider sports drinks to be a healthier option than sodas or juices. However, our SmileTown Langley dentists want to explain how these drinks can cause serious damage to your teeth.
While teething can be a difficult and painful process both for babies and their families, knowing what you can expect from the teething process as the parent of a baby can help things go a bit smoother. Here, our SmileTown Langley dentists explain what parents should know about teething.
Parents know that every child is different. Because of this, children will have different needs when it comes to encouraging a positive oral health experience at the dentist. Some children may feel an uncommon level of fear and anxiety when it comes to visiting the dentist - which means that when talking to your child about the dentist, you will have to choose your words carefully. Here, the Smile Town Team explains more.
Most adults don’t usually remember too much about when their first permanent teeth began to erupt, but they usually do remember when their wisdom teeth – their last set of permanent molars – came in! Here, you’ll learn a bit about what to expect when your teen’s wisdom teeth come in.
A pediatric dentist is a dental specialist who deals specifically with the oral health care of children, from infants to teenagers.
Many of the same vitamins and minerals necessary for general health are necessary for oral health, too. Learn which ones you should be included in children's diets for good oral health.
As they grow up, children's mouths are in an almost continuous process of development. Below, you'll learn what to expect during your child's oral development between the ages of 4 and 6.
Melvin the Magnificent Molar by Julia Cook is a fantastic book kids ages 3 and up about how to take proper care of their teeth!
No one likes to hear that they have a cavity, but children tend to get especially upset about it. Here are some ways you can help prepare your child for getting a filling, and turn the situation into a learning opportunity.
This fun resource will help your kids get ready – and excited – about visiting the dentist.
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