Category: Kids Dental Health

3 Ways to Make Brushing Fun for Your Child

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on June 12, 2014

Let’s be honest—it’s pretty rare to find a child who LOVES to brush their teeth. More often than not, brushing feels like a chore, a hassle, or even World War III. But with a little brainstorming you can easily transform your child’s attitude. Instead of dealing with frowns, furrowed brows, or tears, you can make…
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5 Things to Consider When Your Child’s Teeth are Loose

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on April 16, 2014

Discovering a loose tooth is a major milestone in any child’s life.  It’s an exciting time and a thrilling “first” for adolescents.  Whether your child is fearlessly wiggling away or feeling nervous about their changing smile, there are certain things to consider before moving forward with any course of action. Injuries Can Cause Loose Teeth…
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Categories: Baby's Teeth, Kids Dental Health, Pediatric Dentistry

3 Reasons Dental Sealants Are Important

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on February 24, 2014

There are several ways to help a child improve their oral health.  Among the many proactive choices that parents can make with their children one is to inquire about the benefits of dental sealants.  By doing so, families can take advantage of one of the most effective forms of preventative care that modern dentistry has…
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3 Reasons A Dentist Will Want to Take A Dental X-Ray of Your Child’s Teeth

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on October 29, 2013

It’s logical to ask your dentist whether or not it’s appropriate to have dental x-rays taken on your child’s teeth. Almost every dental patient is concerned with the level of radiation that their child will receive during a dental exam, and staying educated about the reasons why x-rays are taken or re-taken can better improve…
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Categories: Dental Health, Kids Dental Health

When Should My Child First See the Dentist?

Posted by: Dr. Erwin Su, on June 29, 2013

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentists and the American Academy of Pediatricians all agree that children should see a dentist for their first check up by the time they reach their first birthday. While this may seem very early, many forms of advanced tooth decay can develop long before your child’s preschool years. What’s Involved…
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