Study Shows Teeth Linked To Stomach Problems
A recent study supports the claim that a bad bite, known as a malocclusion, can affect the body’s digestion and gastric function.
A recent study supports the claim that a bad bite, known as a malocclusion, can affect the body’s digestion and gastric function.
Unless your child has had aspirations to be a dentist from an early age, kids often aren’t able to comprehend the importance of good dental habits, so parents are left to make sure their child’s teeth are strong and healthy.
As a parent, it’s important you know the symptoms, timeline and remedies that can help your little one get through the teething process so they can healthily develop their new teeth.
It’s common knowledge that teeth should be brushed at least twice a day, along with regular flossing and trips to the dentist. Most people brush their teeth in the morning and at night, but there are rules to be followed about when you should brush your teeth, and when you shouldn’t.
Getting your child to follow regular brushing habits is extremely important for their oral health. Frequent brushing, avoiding sugary drinks, and routine teeth cleanings are just a few of the best ways to help prevent cavities. Even with all these options available, why is tooth decay the most common chronic disease of children ages 2-11? Experts suggest that many parents are failing to preserve their child’s overall oral hygiene.