Pediatric Dentistry is all about practicing and maintaining excellent oral hygiene among children.
Why Oral hygiene is necessary for children?
Practicing good oral hygiene and regular dental checkups right from childhood will make your child stay away from any kind of dental problems throughout their life. Toddlers with healthy teeth will be more confident to speak and smile.
What are primary teeth?
Primary teeth are the first set of teeth that normally grew in 6 months and falls off between 24 to 28 months. They are also called milk teeth, temporary teeth. They help the child to chew and grind the food and also helps to talk. Practicing good oral health will prevent the child from gum problems and tooth decay which is most common in teenagers and adults.
When should your child need to pay a visit to a dentist?
In order to maintain a healthy tooth, it is the responsibility of the parents to take their child to the dentist. It will be better to take your child once the primary teeth grow. A pediatric dentist, who is well trained and experienced to take good care of children’s dental health, will suggest some tips and remedies in maintaining good oral hygiene. By this, the child will also won’t be afraid of the dentists in the future.
