Treatment Options When Your Child Has Dubreuil-Chambardel Syndrome
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23 March 2015
Dubreuil-Chambardel syndrome is a genetic condition that causes dental cavities and decay in the upper front teeth. Symptoms appear in mid- to late-teenagers and a failure to treat the problem quickly can cause the decay to spread to neighboring teeth. If left untreated too long, it might become necessary to extract the affected teeth.
What are the treatment options when your child has Dubreuil-Chambardel syndrome? They vary according to how quickly treatment is started after onset.
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3 Strategies to Encourage Children to Brush Their Teeth
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5 March 2015
As a parent, you are the most important person in your child's world. You are their playmate, their teacher, and their protector. Taking care of your child's health is a top priority. As your child ages, it becomes more important than ever to impart upon them how important it is to take care of their oral health. Here are three strategies to encourage good oral hygiene practices for your kids.
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Getting Your Child Ready For The Dentist's Office And Overcoming Fear
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20 February 2015
If your child is nervous to go to the dentist, there are many things that you can do as a parent to make the experience a good one. There is no way to get around the fact that a trip to the dentist might involve some less-than-fun exams and procedures. Even though going to the dentist can be scary, if your child is involved in the process these tips can help immensely.
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Finding Clues To Your Overall Health In Your Mouth
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10 February 2015
Have you realized that most systematic diseases can have oral manifestations? The human mouth is full of secrets and keys to better understand and know the body's overall condition and health. Many of the said manifestations are only connected with minor types of issues, but sometimes these manifestations can actually lead to graver symptoms and problems.
The Teeth
If you are experiencing grinding, most especially when asleep, you teeth can be worn down.
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