No one likes to hear that they have a cavity and need a filling, but children tend to take it much more to heart than adults do. Here are some ways you can help prepare you child for getting a filling, and turn the situation to your child’s future advantage.
There’s lot’s of advice out there telling parents how to talk to their children about visiting the dentist. Today, we’re here to tell you what not to say!
A new feature for the SmileTown North Delta Blog, the SmileTown Book Club Series features comforting, informative, and engaging children's books about visiting the dentist.
By setting a good example when it comes to your own oral care routine, you can influence the development of your child's oral hygiene habits in a positive way.
A new feature for the SmileTown Dentistry Blog, the Smile Town Book Club Series will feature informative, engaging, and comforting books for children about visiting the dentist.
No two children will have exactly the same reaction to sitting in the dentist's chair. Some are completely calm and cheerful during the whole process, while others feel unusual levels of fear and nervousness when visiting the dentist.
The moment your child’s baby teeth start coming in, tooth decay becomes a risk. Regular dental hygiene, even at this early stage, is crucial in preventing early childhood tooth decay.
One of the best ways to feel more comfortable about unfamiliar experiences is to go in prepared! Here’s a list of 5 books that are sure to get your kids ready - and excited - for their next visit to the dentist.
A great resource to help get your kids ready – and excited – about visiting the dentist.
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