Children’s Dentistry

childWe want your children to have healthy teeth for life.

Contact us now to get advice and info specially for getting your child’s teeth off to the best possible start.
Click below to access your copy of the British Society of Paediatric Dentistry’s guide to looking after your children’s teeth.

A practical guide to children’s teeth

 

 

The Oral Health Foundation has plenty of excellent info about caring for your Children’s teeth, and we’d like to share that with you here:

“It is recommended that children should go to the dentist with their parents as soon as possible. You should then take them regularly, as often as your dental team recommend. This will let them get used to the noises, smells and surroundings and prepare them for future visits. The earlier these visits start, the more relaxed the children will be.”

 
Please check out the following links to discover more about what you can do to keep your children’s teeth healthy:
 
 
When should I take my child to the dentist?
When will my child’s teeth appear?
How should I clean my child’s teeth?
Should I use fluoride toothpaste?
What sort of brush should children use?
What could cause my child to have toothache?
How can I prevent tooth decay in my child?
What if my child is very nervous about going to the dentist?
 
 
Find even more info on maintaining your oral health and those you love, by visiting the Oral Health website here Caring For Children’s Teeth, where you can find out about the following subjects:
 
 

Making tooth brushing fun for families – This children’s dentistry app is supported by the NHS and Paediatric Dentistry:

Brush DJ
Categories: Dental, Child health
Free

“Brush DJ plays two minutes of your music so you brush your teeth for the right amount of time. The app has short videos on how to brush your teeth and how to clean in between them using an interdental brush or floss.”

Visit the link: (free to download)
www.nhs.uk/apps-library/brush-dj/