All posts tagged Oral Hygiene

If you have taken your child to the dentist regularly since they were very young – about 2 ½, they will not find their six monthly visit daunting

We are all aware that obesity and type II diabetes in children is increasing and so are also aware that encouraging a healthy diet in children is important,

As children grow they want to become more independent, they also try to find out where the boundaries lie as far as what is acceptable behaviour and what

There are three main things that can be done by parents to ensure that you are taking good care of your baby’s teeth, good tooth brushing, diet control

Babies teeth usually start to appear from the age of six months and continue to arrive until they are about 24 months old, of course different development rates

Floss is a string shaped material and tape is more ribbon shaped, they both do the same job but some people prefer one type over another, they’re generally

Interdental cleaning or cleaning between the teeth is extremely important, these areas are particularly vulnerable to food and plaque stagnation, and if not effectively cleaned can lead to

If good oral hygiene is achieved and maintained it is less likely that periodontal problems will arise. The aim of tooth brushing is to remove