Teaching Kids To Take Care Of Their Smiles
![]() BEING A PARENT WITH small children can feel so hectic that there are probably days when it’s hard to find time to brush your own teeth, let alone theirs. That’s why we’re here to help you out with a few tips on how to help your kids develop great oral hygiene habits. Make Healthy Baby Teeth A PriorityJust because your child’s baby teeth will be replaced with permanent teeth before long doesn’t mean it’s okay to slack off on taking good care of them. Baby teeth are crucial place-holders for adult teeth, and they allow your child to chew, speak, and smile freely. To keep them healthy, it’s important to aim for twice-daily brushing and daily flossing. Start Building Life-Long Habits Early OnTeaching a young child important skills isn’t always easy. They have seemingly endless energy and very short attention spans, and a tooth brushing session won’t always go as planned. Here are a few things we recommend as you’re working on your child’s dental health skills:
Take Advantage Of Our ExpertiseWe’d love to hear about your brushing routine with your child. Are our tips helping you out? Do you have your own strategy that’s working really well? Give us a call to let us know, or tell us about it at your child’s next appointment! And if you’re still having trouble helping your child learn how to brush, we can help with that too! We love seeing your child’s healthy smile! |