Home » Blog»Education » Tips for teaching your kids to take […] Tips for teaching your kids to take care of their teeth Written September 14th, 2019 by Team Kailes Categories: Education Tags: healthy habits, Tips No Comments » As a parent, you worry about your children. It’s only natural. From teaching nutrition to good study habits, watching over kids is a full-time…
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Is Fluoride Toothpaste Safe for My Kids?
The CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) reported a drop of 68 percent in the number of missing or decaying teeth of 12-year-old children in the late 60s through early 90s following the introduction of fluoride and fluoride-containing products. Kidshealth.org recommends a grain-size dollop of toothpaste with fluoride for your baby and a pea-size…
Dental Insurance...Use it or you lose it!
At Sheer Smiles Pediatric Dentistry, Fall is one of the busiest times of the year. Children and parents are still adjusting to the new school year, fall sports seasons are winding down and everyone is preparing for Thanksgiving. Not to mention parents are busy working and providing for their families. With all this activity preoccupying…
What age should my child first visit the dentist?
Is your Child Ready for his/her Visit to the dentist? As parents we always want what’s best for our children. We make every effort to stay on top of their medical and dental appointments to ensure their health and wellbeing. However, sometimes some parents are a bit apprehensive about making the initial dentist appointment for…
The Importance of Taking Your Child to a Pediatric Dentist
According to the American Dental Association, when your child turns a year old, or when their first tooth comes in, it is time for a trip to a pediatric dentist! A pediatric dentist does many things to ensure your child’s overall dental health is maintained properly. In this article, we will discuss why pediatric dentists…
What You Need To Know About 'Shark Teeth'
As a parent or caregiver, you may have come across the fascinating term “shark teeth” when discussing your child’s dental health, particularly their baby teeth. But what exactly are shark teeth in kids, and why is it crucial to understand this peculiar phenomenon that can affect their little smiles? So, let’s explore the fascinating world…
Emergency Dentist in Frisco, TX
Nothing is worse than seeing your child in pain. When your child is suffering, you want to do whatever you can to fix their pain as quickly as possible. As emergency dentist in Frisco, Texas, we see patients of all ages, from infants to teenagers who have pain and other symptoms. Our experienced team members…
What is a Frenectomy?
Your first question may be, “What is a frenectomy?” and the answer to that is simple. Stanford Medicine describes it as “the procedure in which the frenulum is cut.” The frenulum is the tissue that connects the underside of the tongue to the bottom of the mouth, and there is another that connects the top…
Families Love Sheer Smiles Frisco Pediatric Dentistry
At Sheer Smiles, a pediatric dentist in Frisco, Texas, while we realize that there are numerous options to select from when choosing a pediatric dentist in Frisco, we have made it a mission to provide the safest and most comfortable treatment environment for our patients. Finding a dentist near you where your children feel comfortable…
Sealants: What They Are and How They Are Beneficial To Overall Oral Health
Brushing and flossing are the most important and efficient ways to help protect teeth from getting cavities. Good oral health can be achieved by simply doing these things twice a day. However, brushing and flossing does not ensure cavities will not eventually appear over time. Anatomically, teeth have pits, fissures, and grooves that can make…
Sugary Drinks and Tooth Decay
Dr. Sage Yoo and Dr. Justin Chan of Sheer Smiles Pediatric Dentistry advise parents and their young patients that when food particles and remnants of sugary drinks are not brushed off teeth regularly, bacteria start to grow. As the bacteria begin to break down, it creates an acid that starts attacking the teeth. As the…
When Should My Kids Start Flossing Their Teeth?
What Age Should We Start? Flossing really isn’t much of a benefit until teeth start sitting closer together, typically between 2 and 6 years old. Up to that point, the bristles of a toothbrush are perfectly capable of reaching all around those little pearly whites. As with most things, children need help learning the proper…