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Baby Teeth Are Whaley Important! Baby teeth are important! They help to maintain health, function, and aesthetic. Prevention is key! The first visit is recommended at their first birthday or six months after the first tooth erupts. It is important to take care of your teeth! Brush your little ones teeth with a grain of …

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Have you heard of hypoplasia? Hypolastic enamel is enamel that did not develop quite right when the tooth was forming. This simply means that the affected tooth or teeth are at a greater risk for breaking down and getting cavities. The appearance of hypoplasia can vary but typically is chalky, yellow, or brown areas of …

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When a dental emergency happens here are some helpful tips! It can be very stressful when a dental emergency occurs. Here are some helpful tips. If your child has a broken or chipped tooth we recommend: Rinsing the mouth with cold water Comforting your child Apply ice to reduce swelling if needed Administer over thec …

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Obstructive apnea, is the result from attempts to breathe through an occluded airway. Obstructive sleep apnea is actually the most common form of obstructive apnea in children. Obstructive apnea, is the result from attempts to breath through the occluded airway. Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is actually the most common form of obstructive apnea in children. …

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Cavities are preventable. Did you know that an important factor of prevention is actually your oral hygiene? Cavities are preventable. Did you know that an important factor of prevention is actually your oral care routine? We have some easy tips and tricks to help with your routine. We suggest brushing twice a day and recommend …

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One of the many questions we get is what are dental sealants and why are they recommended. Sealants are clear protective coating that are placed on the back permanent molars to help prevent cavities. One of the many questions we get from parents are asking what dental sealants are and why they are recommended. Sealants …

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One of the common misconceptions we hear from parents are, “aren’t they just baby teeth that will fall out?” Baby teeth are extremely important. They are used chewing, talking, smiling, holding space, and more. One of the common misconceptions we hear from parents are, “aren’t they just baby teeth that will fall out?” Baby teeth …

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It can be extremely difficult to get back into a routine after summer break. It can be extremely difficult to get back into a routine after summer break. Here at Little Harpeth Children’s Dentistry we want to offer a few tips and tricks to get back into your brushing and flossing routines. 1. During the …

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