A healthy smile is important for both you and your child. Each time your child visits Lewisville Kids Dentistry, our dentist will check their teeth and discuss their dental habits. We can also determine whether your child is getting enough fluoride, which is found in most toothpaste and mouth rinses available at grocery stores. Fluoride…
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Have you noticed white spots on your teeth? Are they sensitive? Do you see any cracks, chips, or indentations? These could be signs of enamel erosion. Understanding Enamel Erosion Dental enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, protecting our teeth from daily wear and tear. However, even this strong barrier can wear down…
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Probiotics, often associated with digestive health, have shown promising benefits for oral health in recent studies. Lewisville Kids Dentistry explains how probiotics can improve your child’s oral health. Reducing GingivitisProbiotics have been found to reduce gum bleeding in children with gingivitis. In a trial, children who took probiotics for three weeks showed significantly improved gingival…
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It’s crucial not to neglect oral health during pregnancy. Hormonal changes can have a significant impact on oral health, and there’s evidence linking oral health complications to other significant health problems. So, what’s the most common oral health issue during pregnancy, and how can you prevent it? Here are some tips from Lewisville Kids Dentistry….
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 20% of children are on regular prescription medications. As this trend continues to rise, it’s crucial to understand how certain medications can affect your child’s dental health. Here are five ways medications may influence your child’s oral health, and why it’s important to keep…
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The human mouth is teeming with bacteria, but not all of them are harmful. Let’s delve into what you should know about the bacteria inhabiting your child’s mouth and how to maintain their oral health. Understanding Oral Bacteria With over 700 identified strains of oral bacteria, it’s essential to recognize that most people harbor only…
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Losing a tooth can disrupt essential functions like chewing, speaking, and smiling, especially during sports activities, which pose a higher risk of dental injuries. At Lewisville Kids Dentistry, we prioritize your child’s dental health and offer solutions to protect their precious smile. Let’s explore the importance of mouthguards and why they’re essential for your child’s…
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Ensuring your infant’s oral health is crucial for their overall well-being. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention highlight tooth decay as a significant childhood disease, surpassing even common conditions like asthma. As a parent, you play a pivotal role in laying the foundation for your child’s lifelong oral health. Here’s how you can…
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A seemingly harmless hobby may actually be putting your child’s oral health at risk. If your child participates in the school band or is learning an instrument at home, there can be underlying health risks. This is particularly true if your child plays instruments such as the flute, saxophone, or clarinet. Instruments that require contact…
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Sugary, sticky, and sweet candies can damage your teeth by increasing your risk of decay. Though gum can be considered a type of candy, chewing sugarless gum approved by the ADA can actually help protect teeth and prevent tooth decay. Here’s what you need to know about gum and your teeth. How Gum Prevents Decay …
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July 15th 2024
A healthy smile is important for both you and your child. Each time your child visits Lewisville Kids Dentistry, our dentist will check their teeth and discuss their dental habits. We can also determine whether your child is getting enough fluoride, which is found in most toothpaste and mouth rinses available at grocery stores. Fluoride...
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July 1st 2024
Have you noticed white spots on your teeth? Are they sensitive? Do you see any cracks, chips, or indentations? These could be signs of enamel erosion. Understanding Enamel Erosion Dental enamel is the hardest substance in the human body, protecting our teeth from daily wear and tear. However, even this strong barrier can wear down...
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June 15th 2024
Probiotics, often associated with digestive health, have shown promising benefits for oral health in recent studies. Lewisville Kids Dentistry explains how probiotics can improve your child’s oral health. Reducing GingivitisProbiotics have been found to reduce gum bleeding in children with gingivitis. In a trial, children who took probiotics for three weeks showed significantly improved gingival...
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