My Child’s First Visit To The Dentist
Dr. German Ramírez recommends parents to bring their children to Aurora Kids Dentistry soon after birth.
Effective tips to improve your child’s dental and oral hygiene
As a parent you have so much to teach your children. It is in the early years that you set the example and help form routines that will benefit your children for the rest of their lives. An excellent dental oral hygiene routine will protect their teeth from decay and other oral problems. Here are some tips that will get your kids on the right path.
Nutrition for a good dental health
Correct nutrition plays a crucial role in the craniofacial growth and development in infants, as well as in the formation of their teeth. An infant must receive all the nutrients in the food, such as iron, zinc, magnesium, calcium, Vitamin D and proteins, among others, to facilitate a good development of the craniofacial structures, including the teeth.
Books for Before a Dentist Visit
All of these books and more can be found at Amazon or you can visit your local library or book store.
Why is it important that children come for regular visits to the dentist
Here is Keosha, our hygienist, explaining why!
Eggs vs Breakfast Cereal – Go With Your Heart
Have you been sold that low carb / high protein breakfast cereals make for a healthier breakfast than eggs? We beg to differ. First, let’s talk about a popular processed cereals.
Around the 6th birthday, most children lose their first tooth
Around the 6th birthday, most children lose their first tooth and this is a big deal for most children. It also means that it’s the first time the Tooth Fairy will visit. The Tooth Fairy has been a part of childhood tradition for more than a century.
Parenting in the Digital Era
No other topic in the world could raise a tsunami of opinions, judgements, beliefs and arguments as parenting. From whether or not to have a scheduled C-section, breastfeed or use pacifiers, parenting involves mental and moral acrobatics that strain the human fabric to the extreme. Add technology into the mix and we have opened Pandora’s box.
Why does my child need dental sealants?
Did you know that the chewing surfaces of your teeth are not flat? Your back teeth have deep grooves and pits where food can accumulate and cause cavities.
It is very important to breathe properly from birth
Is it important to breathe properly from birth? Should I bring my new born to Aurora Kids Dentistry to have their nasal breathing evaluated?
Watch Dr. R’s blog to see what he has to say!