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When you have a new addition to your family, there are so many uncertainties and exciting surprises. Also, every child is different, so it can be difficult to know what to expect, even if you have older children. One question that is often asked is when one can expect their baby to begin teething. Continue…

A pacifier can be a helpful tool for a parent whose baby is having trouble trying to self-soothe. Whether it’s most commonly used at nighttime while they’re asleep or as a way to minimize fussiness, they’re often viewed as a “lifesaver,” especially for tired adults. Prolonged use, though, can lead to serious issues related to…

One of the biggest responsibilities of parents and guardians is helping their child(ren) learn healthy habits that will set them up for success later in life, and their smile is no exception. For instance, you help them brush and floss their teeth when they’re too small to do it themselves and then teach them how…

Keeping your child’s smile healthy is important. Saving money when it comes to helping them maintain cavity-free teeth is equally crucial. Most dentists want to help parents achieve these two goals, which is why it’s recommended that you consider these three ways you can help your child enjoy a healthier smile by maximizing their available…

It’s the beginning of August, which means it is time to plan for heading back to school.  Along with new school clothes and new school supplies, it’s important to make sure your children are equipped with the tools and guidance needed for a healthy mouth and good oral hygiene.   At City Kids Dental North…

3 Cheers for healthier kids with fewer cavities! At City Kids Dental North Shore, we want to help you evaluate your child’s risk for tooth decay!   Our team is happy to discuss the relationship between fruit juice and dental decay.  We believe that following the new American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommendations is a great…

A child’s dental health is important and has a lot to do with oral health. Good oral and dental hygiene can help prevent bad breath, tooth decay, and gum disease. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that a child goes to the dentist by age 1 or within six months after the first…

Your child is growing faster than you could have ever imagined. We know it can be hard with so many things to keep up with, but don’t forget that one of those important things is to take your child to the dentist. A great time to start getting them involved and comfortable in a dentist…

I love kindergarten rules… but sometimes I really want to break the one that says “Keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself.” “Oh, your baby has reflux?” My hand twitches a bit as I force it to stay by my side. “You’re struggling with low milk supply?” I put my hand in my pocket . . . it…

Important Facts About Flossing It’s nine o’clock on a school night, and your kids are getting ready for bed. Some days, just the simple act of brushing their teeth is a hassle. Even more, trying to get them to floss seems like an impossible task. But, there are several health benefits that make flossing more…

Start preparing your toddlers for the dentist with story time books Life with young children can be fun. It can also come with its challenges as well. But in raising kids, parents are required to introduce their children to new experiences. Some can be uncomfortable, including the first trip to the dentist. While there are…