Children's Oral Health
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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
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The role a dentist plays in your child’s oral health
Schedules may get hectic with school, extracurriculars, and homework, but making it to the dentist is always worth it. Dentists play a central role in children’s oral health that goes beyond checking teeth for cavities. … Read More
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Quick Tips for Combating Halloween Treats
Halloween is right around the corner! Avoid the negative effects that Halloween candy can have on your oral health, and remember these quick tips below. Have a Plan for Fighting Cavity-Causing Bacteria It can be … Read More
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Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease and Oral Health
Hand, foot, and mouth disease is a viral infection that’s contagious and common in young children. In fact, 90% of all individuals diagnosed with hand, foot, and mouth disease are children under the age of … Read More
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A Childhood Disease That’s Nearly 100% Preventable
The most common chronic condition among children is nearly 100% preventable. And yet, it’s not breaking news or stealing headlines. Cavities are four times more common than childhood asthma, but we rarely think about how … Read More
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An oral health guide for newborns and new parents
Studies suggest that breastfeeding can be beneficial to a newborn’s oral and overall health. It’s just as important for parents to keep an eye on their own oral health. Here are a few tips to … Read More