February is National Children's Dental Health Month, opens a new window, so let's keep those pearly whites shining bright!
Let's find out how to keep your children's teeth looking their very best:
Mouth Healthy, by the American Dental Association, has an FAQ, opens a new window about teeth for babies to six years old. They also cover common dental concerns, opens a new window and what to do about them.
Pediatrician Dr. Roy Benaroch says in his blog The Pediatric Insider, opens a new window that healthy teeth begin when the first teeth appear. Even young babies can have fluoride toothpaste, but parents should remember to use only an amount equal to a grain of rice.
The toothpaste company Colgate has a great resource on how to plan for your child's first visit, opens a new window to the dentist's office and the specifics of brushing, opens a new window your child's teeth.
This post from Leap Frog, opens a new window has tips to help children who do not want their teeth brushed.
We look forward to seeing your bright smiles at the library soon!
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