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Happy Teeth, Happy Kids: The Ultimate Guide to Child Dental Care with Dr. Mike - Episode 35

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##Dental Visits and Preventative Measures at Home
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends scheduling a child's first dental visit six months after the first tooth comes in, or around their first birthday. This visit is more about educating parents on proper dental care practices than about conducting a thorough cleaning.
At home, parents can play a crucial role in preventing dental issues. Daily routines that include brushing, avoiding sugary snacks before bedtime, and incorporating healthy eating habits can dramatically decrease the risk of dental problems. Understanding that even healthy, natural sugars in milk or juice can lead to cavities is crucial. Offering water instead of sugary beverages and ensuring teeth are cleaned, especially before bedtime, can help maintain oral health.
## Oral Hygiene Tips for Toddlers
As children grow, continuing to emphasize the importance of dental hygiene is essential. For toddlers and young children, making dental care fun can be particularly effective. Use of character-themed toothpaste and toothbrushes, as well as positive reinforcement for a job well done, can make a big difference in their enthusiasm for brushing and flossing.
For older children and adolescents, maintaining good dental hygiene habits can be challenging, especially as they gain more independence. Continuing the conversation about the importance of dental health, the consequences of neglect, and the aesthetic benefits of a healthy smile can motivate them to keep up with their dental hygiene habits.
Guest: Dr. Mike
https://bestdentist4kids.com/

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##Dental Visits and Preventative Measures at Home
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends scheduling a child's first dental visit six months after the first tooth comes in, or around their first birthday. This visit is more about educating parents on proper dental care practices than about conducting a thorough cleaning.
At home, parents can play a crucial role in preventing dental issues. Daily routines that include brushing, avoiding sugary snacks before bedtime, and incorporating healthy eating habits can dramatically decrease the risk of dental problems. Understanding that even healthy, natural sugars in milk or juice can lead to cavities is crucial. Offering water instead of sugary beverages and ensuring teeth are cleaned, especially before bedtime, can help maintain oral health.
## Oral Hygiene Tips for Toddlers
As children grow, continuing to emphasize the importance of dental hygiene is essential. For toddlers and young children, making dental care fun can be particularly effective. Use of character-themed toothpaste and toothbrushes, as well as positive reinforcement for a job well done, can make a big difference in their enthusiasm for brushing and flossing.
For older children and adolescents, maintaining good dental hygiene habits can be challenging, especially as they gain more independence. Continuing the conversation about the importance of dental health, the consequences of neglect, and the aesthetic benefits of a healthy smile can motivate them to keep up with their dental hygiene habits.
Guest: Dr. Mike
https://bestdentist4kids.com/

This podcast has been associated with affiliate programs. The podcast and host may get a commission from any of the links posted in this description.

CONTACT Chananya
Contact to Discuss Therapy: https://cyuahtherapy.com/contact/
Contact for Podcast: chananya@parentingiseasypodcast.com
Website: https://parentingiseasypodcast.buzzsprout.com
Website: https://cyuahtherapy.com/
FOLLOW US
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parentingiseasysaidno1ever/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chananya-abraham-a1b5b852/
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