If you are a new parent, you may be unsure about your child's dental health and well-being. This is common for many new parents as there is a lot of information and misinformation out there. Here are a few frequently asked questions you may have about your baby and dental habits, as well as the answers.
When Should My Baby Go to a Dentist for The First Time?
Most dentist's recommend that you take a child to their first dentist appointment between the ages of six to twelve months, or around the time that the first tooth or two starts to come in.
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There are a wide variety of dental products available, and for the best long-term care, it's best to choose something that best fits your particular needs. A good daily hygiene regimen consists of flossing, brushing, and using mouthwash, and figuring out what to use doesn't have to be confusing. With the right tools, you should notice an improvement in your overall dental health.
Toothbrushes
You can find toothbrushes in just about every size and shape imaginable, but you can't go wrong with something simple.
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If you are interested in getting veneers as a teen, then you may want to consider no-prep veneers. No-prep veneers take a shorter amount of time to install and involve far less tooth sensitivity than standard veneers do because your dentist does not shave down the surface of your tooth to adhere the veneer. In order for a no-prep veneer to last as long as a traditional veneer, they need to be protected against infection.
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