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Tag: Dental health

Xylitol found in gum

Xylitol: Not Just Another X-word

July 18, 2021 Coastal PediatricOral Health, Oral HygieneDental health, Pediatric Dentistry, Sugar and Cavities

Xylitol: Not Just Another X-word What is Xylitol? Xylitol is a naturally occurring, plant-based sugar-alcohol.  It is used as a sugar substitute in prepared foods, baked good, and candies. Xylitol has a negligible effects on blood sugar because it is Read More

Baby Root Canal Virginia

Baby Root Canals: When and Why?

November 3, 2019 Coastal PediatricDental Education, Oral HealthDental health, Dentistry, Endodontics, Oral Health

Baby Root Canals. Seriously? Yes, Seriously, It Just Might Save A Tooth and Prevent Future Dental Problems Wow… Root Canal… seems aggressive for baby teeth. Although it may sound like aggressive treatment, dentists recommend root canals on baby teeth when Read More

Fillings in Baby Teeth

Fillings in Baby Teeth

February 12, 2018July 17, 2019 ccmadminDental Education, Patient SafetyBaby teeth, Dental health, Fillings

We answer the question, “Why are fillings in baby teeth necessary?” Despite the fact that your child will lose their primary teeth, healthy baby teeth are important for your child’s growth and development.

Mother with teething baby

Soothing Teething with Amber Necklaces

November 1, 2017July 17, 2019 ccmadminDental EducationAmber Necklaces, Dental health, Teething, Tooth Eruption

Teething and Teething Symptoms
Teething

Teething is the process of having teeth erupt into the mouth or oral cavity. Children get their teeth at different ages, but the teeth tend to erupt in a similar pattern despite differences in when they erupt. Typically children get their lower central front teeth first, followed by the uppers.

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