You have probably spent a good amount of time researching which toothbrush is the best for yourself. Toothbrushes are one of the most important parts of keeping a good dental hygiene routine so of course, you want the best! It is just as important to find a high-quality toothbrush for the little ones at home. Here are Wasatch Pediatric Dentistry’s best tips for picking the perfect toothbrush for your children!
Read MoreIt is super common for young children to have a thumb sucking habit. Although it can be pretty cute at a young age, it could cause dental problems down the road. Long term thumb sucking can result in negative changes in the position of your child’s teeth or the shape of their mouth. As the top pediatric dentist in Logan, UT we have seen this before & have a couple tips to help you kick the habit before it becomes a problem!
Read MoreAs soon as your child’s first teeth start to grow in, there are small sugar-loving microbes that can be found in their mouth. Sugar can have a negative affect on your child’s oral health. Wasatch Pediatric Dentistry is here to help you learn about the affects that sugar can have on your child’s teeth and how to best take care of them!
Read MoreMany dental health issues can stem from tooth decay. According to the CDC 1 in 5 children from ages 5-11 show signs of tooth decay in the United States. Wasatch Pediatric Dentistry is here to provide you with the signs and symptoms of early tooth decay and how to prevent it so that you and your family can have better oral health!
Read MoreDoes your child finally have their first loose tooth? Around age 6 is when we typically start to see children losing their baby teeth to make room for their adult teeth. This is a big developmental milestone & something to be excited about!
When we teach our kids healthy habits, we set them up for success long term. Proper dental hygiene will keep your children’s smiles looking and feeling good.
Read MoreYou know that having good dental hygiene is important, but you may be surprised by how dental health can affect your child’s entire body. The mouth is the gateway to the body, making it vital to prioritize oral health. Your child’s dental health can affect their overall health. Here are a few health issues you that have been linked to poor oral health in kids and how to avoid them:
Read MoreA little bit of dental anxiety is common for young kids visiting the dentist’s office for the first time. When you come to Wasatch Pediatric Dentistry in Logan, UT there is no need to worry. Our staff is specially trained to make your visit comfortable and fun. Here is everything you need to know about nerves and dental anxiety in children & how Wasatch Pediatric Dentistry can make sure you have a smooth visit!
Read MoreHere at Wasatch Pediatric Dentistry we are committed to providing the best dental treatment for toddlers through teens in Providence, Logan, and Cache Valley. We are eager to serve your family. Meet the team that makes it happen:
Read MoreThere are not many things cuter than a child missing their two front teeth. Losing your first tooth is a big milestone that can be exciting for both parents and children. When it comes to permanent teeth coming in, you may not know what to expect. Permanent teeth last us the rest of our lives, so it is important we take good care of them. Here are all the things you need to know during this exciting phase of your child’s life!
As a parent you probably have a pretty good idea what it takes to take care of your child’s oral hygiene. Still, we always get a lot of questions on which toothpaste is best for kids. Is fluoride safe for babies? What age should they start using toothpaste? We have rounded up all the answers to your toothpaste related questions and will walk you through how to choose the best toothpaste for kids from infancy and beyond.
Are you a first time parent wanting to make sure your child is getting proper dental care? You may have many unanswered questions about when to take your child to the dentist for the first time, if your 3-year old needs to be flossing, and how to know if your child will need braces. If you are wanting to keep your child’s smile healthy and cavity free, here are a few general guidelines to help you make sure you are staying on top of your child’s dental health:
Read MoreTeaching your kids to brush their teeth doesn’t have to be stressful or hard. Here are some pediatric tips to help get your kids into the habit of brushing daily. Keep those smiles healthy and happy with the following ways to teach your children the importance of teeth brushing:
Read MoreA visit to the dentist might seem a little intimidating to your little ones, but they have to need to worry! Here at Wasatch Pediatric Dentistry we do everything we can to make the experience easy and fun for kids and their parents. We are here to help maintain proper dental health, and have come up with some tips and tricks to ease your child’s anxiety and prepare them for their next visit!
Read MoreAre you wondering what the Wasatch Pediatrics Dentistry office looks like? Maybe your children do better visiting a new place when they know what to expect? In any case, we thought it would be fun to show off some pictures of our pediatric dentist office, located in Providence UT and serving Cache Valley!
Read MoreWe totally understand that sometimes kids get nervous at the dentist. A little anxiousness is to be expected for many children in a new situation. Usually, our friendly staff can win over patients. However, sometimes children are more anxious, which can lead to them squirming during a treatment or even refusing to be treated. When that is the case, sedation dentistry can help.
Read MoreIt’s important for children to develop good oral hygiene habits from a young age. Building healthy habits will help them have a healthy and beautiful smile for the rest of their life. Here is what a good oral hygiene routine looks like for kids as they grow:
Read MoreFluoride varnish (5% sodium fluoride) is used to prevent tooth decay. It lowers cavity causing oral bacterial levels and repairs and strengthens teeth. Learn more.
Read MoreThere’s nothing wrong with a snack between meals– but did you know choosing nutritious snacks can also affect your children’s developing teeth and overall oral health? Plus, the eating habits your kids learn today will set them up for habits that last a lifetime.
Read MoreEvery child has a different experience when it comes to teeth grinding. While some kids don’t show symptoms, bruxism (or teeth grinding) can lead to chipped teeth or worn-down enamel. Some kids will develop headaches, earaches and in severe cases, jaw pain that makes it difficult to chew and even open their mouths.
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