The third molars, also referred to as the “wisdom teeth,” are the last of the teeth to erupt through the gumline to complete the adult smile. These molars are positioned far in the corners of the mouth. Because of the way we have evolved with time, the wisdom teeth are no longer necessary—and in many […]
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While parents know how to care for their own smiles, they may be unsure as to the ways they can care for their child’s. Taking care of the teeth is important in infants, toddlers, and children. Below are some recommendations for protecting the smile from periodontal disease and tooth decay from our team at Park
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New York, NY area parents who bring their children to Park View Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics may have a lot of questions about how to care for their kids’ smiles. They may wonder when it is a good time to start teaching children to brush and floss. They might think about scheduling their first dental
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Children and adults alike know that brushing and flossing is part of a daily oral care regimen that should be done to maintain a healthy smile. Unfortunately, many children, and even some adults, are not brushing properly. In fact, some patients are unknowingly only brushing half of their teeth! This leaves the smile susceptible to
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Starting early educating children on the importance of good oral health habits is vital to ensuring they have the proper foundation for healthy teeth and gums. The earlier a child is taught to brush, floss, and monitor their oral health and wellness, the more likely they are to carry these habits through to adulthood. Parents
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While parents are often diligent about obtaining their regular cleanings and examinations at the dentist, they may be unsure as to how often their child needs to see a dentist. When should I start taking my child to the dentist? What can my child expect during their dental visit? How can I ensure they have
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Children need to enjoy a healthy, nutritional diet to power their bodies and fuel their energy. However, your child’s diet can also impact their smile. Keeping teeth free from decay and periodontal disease can be done with the help of good nutrition. At Park View Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, our professionals can assist with educating
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Building a foundation of good oral health habits at a young age is the best way to assist children in taking their smile seriously. The teeth are meant to last a lifetime, but only if they are well cared for. The team at Park View Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics in New York, NY provides a
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Diabetes is a condition that affects both children and adults. This debilitating disease causes the body to respond differently to sugars. This condition is becoming more common, with approximately one out of three adults in American with prediabetes. The numbers are high, and this condition can cause a wide range of concerns throughout the body—including
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When your child has injured a tooth or is experiencing a severe toothache that is keeping them from feeling and functioning at their best, it is important that you have your child evaluated by a dental professional as soon as possible. Whether they have chipped or broken a tooth or experienced a knocked-out tooth, immediate
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