The first year of your child’s life is filled with countless milestones. The first time they hold a bottle, stand up on their own, and take their first steps are all classic moments to document and put in the baby book. But among all these exciting milestones is another important first that you may feel unsure about: the first time brushing their teeth! Establishing this habit at the right time will pave the way for your child to have healthy teeth and gums for life – and even help their first visit with a pediatric dentist go a lot smoother! But should you wait to start brushing until they get their first tooth or start even earlier? Keep reading to find out!
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August 20, 2018
A Pediatric Dentist Discusses the Best Way To Brush Your Child’s Teeth!
August 11, 2018
As any parent knows, it’s easy to second-guess yourself when it comes to the best way to care for your child. There’s a wealth of information out there on everything from how much screen time they should have to the best diet and educational tools. But one thing you probably haven’t heard much about is how to brush their teeth as they grow from an infant to a toddler and beyond. In this blog, you’ll learn the best way to brush their teeth at each age and the importance of regular checkups with a pediatric dentist. With a little know-how from the start, you can make sure they have a healthy smile for life -without second-guessing yourself!