How to Help Your Child Feel More Comfortable at the Pediatric Dentist...

The best time to start is when your child turns one year old. There are many steps to take before you make the appointment. First you’ll want to research and choose the best pediatric dentist available in your community. You’ll also want to review their payment options if you don’t have dental insurance.

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Why It’s Important for Children to Go to the Dentist

Dental care starts the day your baby is born. Before teeth emerge, the gums need to be gently swabbed with a soft, damp cloth once a day. Once the teeth begin to grow it’s up to the parent to gently brush those tiny new teeth.

Eventually, you teach your child to brush their own teeth and to develop good oral care habits. The American Dental Association recommends that children brush their teeth twice a day using fluoride toothpaste. They should also learn to floss, rinse with mouthwash to reduce bacteria and see the dentist twice a year.

However, many people struggle to get to the dentist. The limited number of dentists in rural communities is a barrier. And many people don’t have dental insurance, making an annual check-up unaffordable. Finally, there is a very common fear of going to the dentist.

Going to the dentist is essential, though. Cavities, gum disease, and bacteria can cause long-term illness, loss of teeth, and social challenges. Not to mention the fact that cavities, mouth infections, and gum disease hurt. Periodontitis, aka gum disease, has been linked to type 2 diabetes, obesity, and heart disease.

Pediatric Dentist 10 Article Report: How to Help Your Child Feel More Comfortable at the Dentist:

1. Why It’s Important for Children to Go to the Dentist

2. How to Choose a Great Pediatric Dentist

3. Four Healthy Dental Habits Your Child Can Adopt to Make Each Dentist Appointment a Success

4. Three Things You Can Do to Reduce Your Child’s Fear of the Dentist

5. Tips to Prepare Your Child for Their First Trip to the Dentist

6. What to Do When Something Goes Wrong at the Dentist

7. Fun Ways to Reward Your Child for a Successful Dental Appointment

8. What to Do When Your Child Is Afraid of the Dentist

9. Common Mistakes Parents Make When Teaching Their Children to Not Be Afraid of the Dentist

10. The Single Best Way to Help Your Child Relax about the Dentist

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1. When do you start brushing a child’s teeth?

2. The biggest risks to a child’s teeth

3. How to help your child stop sucking their thumb

4. Is your child brushing their teeth too hard?

5. What is fluoride and what does it do?

6. Five things your child may be doing which is bad for their teeth

7. Tips to teach your child to take good care of their mouth

8. Three causes of bad breath and what to do about them

9. The basic principles of good dental habits for every age

10. The consequences of poor oral hygiene

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