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How Early Orthodontics May Help Your Child
As a child’s permanent teeth start to emerge around age 6 to 7, it is a good time to have them assessed by a dentist for orthodontics. In certain instances, early intervention can simplify any later treatment. Key takeaways: – Early intervention can help teeth crowding by using a palatal expander device while the jaw […]
Posted by adwords on 27th November 2019, under Children,Six Month Smiles
Using The Tooth Fairy To Encourage Proper Dental Health
Many parents today are looking for fun but educative ways of using the tooth fairy tradition. Below are some creative ideas you can use during a tooth fairy visit. Key takeaway: – Leave a letter encouraging your child to continue brushing his teeth. – After a visit to the dentist, leave an extra letter praising […]
Posted by adwords on 1st October 2019, under Children
Prolonged Pacifier Use and Your Child’s Oral Health
If you use a pacifier over a lengthy period of time, it can result in teeth and gum health issues for your child. By maintaining regular check-ups your child-friendly dentist can help prevent dental problems arising. Key takeaways: – A pacifier can impact on the shape of the roof of your child’s mouth, which could […]
Posted by adwords on 30th July 2019, under Children
Dental Sealants Should Be Given At 6 Years to Prevent Cavities
Dental sealants for an estimated 7 million children from low-income families could save up to $300 million in dental care costs. The sealants shield the teeth from cavities. Key takeaways: Dental sealants are in the form of liquid plastic that quickly hardens after it is painted on the chewing surfaces of teeth forming a protective […]
Posted by adwords on 2nd December 2016, under Children
How to Help Brush Your Toddler’s Teeth
Helping your child brush their teeth can be a bit of a challenge, especially at the end of the day when you are exhausted. It is easy to brush their teeth quickly, thinking you’ve properly done the job in less than a minute, but there can still be plenty of bacteria and plaque lying around. […]
Posted by Indigo Little on 26th March 2015, under Children
How to encourage your child to stop their thumb sucking habits
Growing up, infants suck their thumb to soothe and comfort themselves. It help prevents your baby from crying. It is a common habit that over three quarters of infants pick up on, and it is considered normal behavior. You shouldn’t be too concerned about this habit until your child’s adult teeth are developing. Most children […]
Posted by Indigo Little on 10th March 2015, under Children
Kids Workshops
Indigo Little has now been open for seven months and in that time we have been warmly welcomed into a great community of people in the Nightingale Triangle. Throughout the handover period we received a great deal support from everyone. So we decided that we wanted to pay it back to the community by doing […]
Posted by Indigo Little on 7th November 2014, under Children
