How to keep kids' teeth healthy 19 Articles

by Lisa Lemke

A person's smile is one of the first things we may notice when we meet them, clean white teeth may go a long way to making a good first impression. They key to a life long mouth full of healthy teeth is to take care of th...read more

by Pat Gray

Keeping children health is a major occupation for the conscientious parent, and a major factor in staying healthy is having healthy teeth. Here are some tips to help your child have a great smile: Cut back on sugars We...read more

by B Jackson

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends beginning a regimen of oral hygiene as soon as your child is born. Before he even gets his first tooth, gently rub your baby's gums with a soft, damp wash cloth. Do th...read more

by Felicia Spencer

Keeping your children's teeth healthy is something that every parent wants. There used to be a time where just brushing and flossing alone was enough. Not anymore. Brushing your teeth a certain way can become a routine, an...read more

by Dawn England

You can keep your kids teeth healthy by starting before they even get teeth. It is a good idea to wipe down a babies gums with a damp rag before laying them down for sleep. Even though babies only drink formula or breast m...read more

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by Gayle Jackson

Your children's dental health is not only about hygiene but also a hereditary factor. Helping you kids keep them pearly whites clean is often an on going battle for you, them and the professional. Of my children, two h...read more

by Erin Yarrobino

Children rely on their parents and guardians for all of their physical and mental needs, so why is proper oral hygiene any different? Children do not know what is good or bad for them, so they must be taught this from the ...read more

by Kenda Robertson

What we eat affects everything about us and that includes our teeth. All the brushing and flossing in the world will not give your children the healthy teeth that a good diet will. Because teeth and gums are alive, just...read more

by Sam Smart

As Americans, we all should know the elements of children's hygiene practices. While those youngsters still have so much future and challenges ahead of them, maintaining a good oral health needs to be beneficial when it c...read more

by Glenda K. Fralin

Kids are notorious for not brushing, eating sweets, and having gum in their mouth constantly right? How often do we as parents hand our child sweetened cereal for breakfast, containing lots of sugar. When do we ask them t...read more

by Lisa Belle

Each day, you carefully brush your teeth, floss, and swish with Listerine, happy that you're keeping your mouth healthy. But how can you be sure that your kids are brushing like they should? With their young hectic lives o...read more

by Nisha Danny

Care for dental hygiene must begin before the first set of teeth erupts. Begin to clean the gums of the baby with a good wash cloth or special gum cleaning accessories like tender rubber bristles. Babies should ...read more

by Christine G.

Are you haunted by vivid memories of a tooth ache? It's pure misery, and unless you have insurance, the resulting dental visit will give you severe pain in the wallet. If you want to spare your children that experience, ...read more

by Christobel Rajesh

Kids' teeth well taken care of, starting from the growth of child tooth will ensure a beautiful smile as they grow up. Teeth give shape and frame to the face. It is important to care for them since childhood. It is easy to...read more

by Tiffany Coley

Keeping your kids healthy is a battle fought on many fronts. One of the most major skirmishes is bound to be proper dental care. It is important to keep a child's teeth as healthy as possible, yet many children resist th...read more

by Phronesis

The teeth of kids are the easiest and the most economical to protect and keep healthy. In fact, people fall into problems as they grow older in not taking good care of their teeth when they were kids. The teeth of kids sho...read more

by Meeta Vishnu

Bringing up baby is a learning process for most first time parents. When the first baby tooth begins to emerge, there is a whole different set of challenges to face. Not only do the two ends of the digestive tract still ...read more

by Jess Howe

I remember the "swish and spit" regime we went through when I was in school. The guys used to do contests with it, to see who could make bubbles, gargle the loudest, that sort of thing. The girls thought it was either gr...read more

by Gabi Shaw

In this modern day and age we live in, where the world is packed with sweets, junk food, and kids who enjoy both, there arises the question of how to keep your child's teeth not only clean, but healthy. I myself am a teen...read more