by Elizabethtown Dentistry for Children | May 4, 2026 | KidsDental
Cavities are caused by bacteria in the mouth that feed on sugars and starches from foods and drinks. As such, they most often appear on teeth that a person hasn’t cleaned and still carries material from previous meals. According to the CDC, 13.2% of children...
by Elizabethtown Dentistry for Children | May 4, 2026 | KidsDental
Babies can experience teething rashes from high saliva production, teething toys, or wiping/fubbing of the face and mouth. Keep the area clean and moisturize it to help prevent such rashes. You should also avoid fragrance and apply a barrier cream if needed. As your...
by Elizabethtown Dentistry for Children | May 4, 2026 | KidsDental
Cleaning your baby’s gums, limiting sugary drinks, avoiding bedtime bottles, and scheduling early dental visits all play a key role in preventing bottle feeding cavities. Stating these habits early helps set the foundation for lifelong oral health. Did you know...
by Elizabethtown Dentistry for Children | May 4, 2026 | KidsDental
Cavities in milk teeth can be treated early with fluoride treatments, fillings, crowns, or extractions, depending on the severity. Acting promptly prevents pain and protects permanent teeth. Good dental habits and regular check-ups keep your child’s smile...
by Elizabethtown Dentistry for Children | May 4, 2026 | KidsDental
Pediatric dental care is more than just maintaining children’s oral hygiene at home. Kids’ dental services are important for preventive dental care and oral health education. Every parent wishes to see their child grow healthy and happy, but did you know...
by Elizabethtown Dentistry for Children | May 4, 2026 | KidsDental
Are you trying to encourage your child to care more about their dental health? According to MedlinePlus, children should brush their teeth twice a day for two minutes each. This task can be quite a challenge. As a parent, you might find yourself constantly struggling...
