Children's Oral Health
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How the tooth fairy encourages children to take care of their teeth
*Updated August 2023 Nearly 80% of homes in the United States are visited by the Tooth Fairy, and that’s a good thing! She helps parents encourage their children to take care of their teeth and … Read More
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5 Holiday Treats that Can Make Ho-Ho-Holes in Your Teeth | Cavities from Holiday Foods
The old adage “too much of a good thing” is especially true during the holiday season. There tends to be an overabundance of everything – especially sweet treats. While it’s impractical to suggest complete avoidance … Read More
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World Diabetes Day: Learn the Facts on Dental Care for Diabetes
Did you know that our oral health can significantly affect our overall health? The reverse is also true; our overall health can impact our oral health. Chronic conditions, medications, and lifestyle choices can all leave … Read More
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A History of Halitosis and the Listerine Marketing Campaign
Bad breath can happen to any of us. What we eat, how often we brush, and if we floss all contribute. When we hear “halitosis,” however, we think of a chronic and persistent issue that … Read More
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How COVID-19 Impacts Oral Health
The pandemic has given us a lot to consider when it comes to COVID-19 and our health. One aspect that you may not be familiar with is how the novel coronavirus impacts oral health. Individuals … Read More
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When it Comes to Dental Hygiene Awareness, Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?
Pop quiz! You might think you know your stuff when it comes to the basics of dental care, so let’s put your dental hygiene awareness to the test. TRUE OR FALSE: OLDER ADULTS CAN STILL … Read More
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Dental Care Timeline for Infants & Children
Regular dental care for children should begin by 1 year of age. The following dental checklist for infants and toddlers is from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. Birth to 6 months old Clean your baby’s mouth … Read More
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Delta Dental of Wisconsin’s Coverage of Teledentistry
Delta Dental of Wisconsin provides coverage for certain exams done via telecommunication. Teledentistry is when providers use tools like FaceTime or video chat to evaluate a patient’s urgent dental problem remotely, rather than requiring a … Read More
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Common Questions Around Pediatric Dental Procedures
Why might your family dentist refer you to a pediatric dentist, and what are the most common pediatric dental procedures? Pediatric dentists undergo an additional two or three years of training after dental school in … Read More
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Do these 3 things after wisdom teeth removal
Wisdom teeth – a third set of molars in the back of your mouth – usually appear between ages 17 and 25. Some people have them taken out, while others never have the need. In … Read More