Yellow teeth are not necessarily an indication of oral health problems, but if the discoloration is persistent and has no known cause, it is a good idea to visit the dentist to check for plaque buildup, cavities, or dental trauma.…
Typically, you should brush your child’s teeth until they’re about 7-8 years old, or coordinated enough to tie their own shoes. But once your little one can handle brushing on their own, you may be wondering. What’s the best toothbrush…
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Brushing your child’s teeth is important, and twice daily brushing with fluoride toothpaste helps their smile stay healthy. But flossing is essential, too. Regular flossing allows you to further reduce your child’s risk of oral health issues like tooth decay…
The Order of Baby Teeth Within the first few years of your child’s life, they will develop 20 baby teeth. The first of these teeth to develop are the central incisors, followed in order by the lateral incisors, first molars,…
Kids often have a fear of needles. This fear can be particularly strong when it comes to oral anesthetic injections, which will require Dr. Jarod to inject an anesthetic into your child’s gums and other areas of their mouth. But…
In most cases, dental crowns are required when kids have large cavities or are pre-cooperative for invasive treatment and can benefit from a minimally invasive option such as a Hall Crown. Cavities are caused by bacteria in a child's mouth…
If your child has a large cavity or a dark spot on their baby tooth, a dental crown may be the best way to restore their smile and protect their tooth. But you may be wondering what type of crown…
If your child seems to always get cavities, you may be wondering how to stop their teeth from decaying, and how to ensure they maintain a healthy mouth throughout childhood and into adulthood. In this guide from Arctic Dental, we’ll…
Dental anxiety is very common in kids. Whether your child is visiting the dentist for the first time, or they have seen dentists before but are a bit nervous and anxious about the process, the team at Arctic Dental is…