Pediatric Dentistry Articles

Attention Parents: Sealants Help Prevent Cavities

While regular brushing and flossing is critical to cavity prevention and overall oral health, even good brushing cannot always reach all the grooves and depressions in your teeth. Food particles often get caught in hard to reach places like the premolars and molars, leading to the development of cavities.

The Parent's Guide to Pediatric Dentistry

Good oral health begins at birth, even though your child likely won't need to visit a reliable pediatric dentist Bloomington has to offer until they're around six months old. Waiting too long to start dental hygiene routines and dental visits can lead to lifelong tooth and gum issues. Learn the essentials of pediatric dentistry to ensure you're giving your child the best possible care.

Simple Cavity Prevention Secret

For children and parents, sometimes a trip to the dentist can feel like grade-card time at school. You’ll soon find out how well you did over the last six months. And, unlike a test in school, you can’t cram for a dental exam. Last minute brushing and flossing will not fix a cavity that has developed over time.

Make Dental Hygiene Fun For Your Kids

“Did you brush your teeth?” It’s a question all parents have asked their children. Because we realize the value of healthy teeth and a beautiful smile, we want them to learn to care for their teeth every day. Here are some simple but effective ideas from the Liberty team to help you develop good oral healthcare habits in your children.

7 Tips To Help Children Love To Brush

At Liberty Family Dentistry, we serve the youngest to the oldest, so we know that daily oral care is an essential life habit to pass on to our children. Here are some tips to help your children learn to love brushing their teeth...