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Helpful Pediatric Dentistry Tips!

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Drinks That Are Harmful and Helpful to Your Child’s Teeth

by Dr. Steve Whittemore, D.D.S. | Published March 29, 2017

The American Heart Association recommends children consume fewer than six teaspoons of added sugars per day, meaning children, including those in their teenage years, should limit their intake of sugar-sweetened [ more ]

Types of Dental X-Rays & How X-Rays Benefit Your Child

by Dr. Steve Whittemore, D.D.S. | Published January 4, 2017

While there has been controversy whether or not dental X-rays are safe for your child, you’ll be happy to know dental X-rays are very safe and expose your child to [ more ]

Fluoride’s Role in Your Child’s Development

by Dr. Steve Whittemore, D.D.S. | Published November 18, 2016

What is fluoride?
Fluoride is a natural element that has been linked to preventing tooth decay. It can be found in water and certain foods. Fluoride is also added to some [ more ]

Managing Your Child’s Chipped Tooth

by Dr. Steve Whittemore, D.D.S. | Published September 30, 2016

Managing Your Child’s Chipped Tooth and Other Dental Emergencies
Toddlers are often bouncing off of walls with energy, which can lead to a chipped tooth and other dental injuries. Some children [ more ]

How to Promote Healthy Snacking for Your Kids

by Dr. Steve Whittemore, D.D.S. | Published August 31, 2016

Once your child is old enough to eat solid foods, it’s best to start promoting healthy snacking sooner rather than later. Eating healthy foods prevents tooth decay, which happens when [ more ]

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