What to Do When Your Child Gets a Tooth Knocked Out
Updated: 11/12/19 It happens millions of times a year: A child gets a tooth knocked out. With proper emergency action, a permanent tooth that’s been
May 5, 2014
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Updated: 11/12/19 It happens millions of times a year: A child gets a tooth knocked out. With proper emergency action, a permanent tooth that’s been
Tooth decay among school children is a major problem here in Oklahoma, but here’s the good news: Almost all dental disease can be prevented with
Dental emergencies are more common than most parents realize. In fact, one in four children will experience dental trauma, and it can happen at any
According to a recent survey, more than half of all parents waited until their child was three-years-old or older before their first dentist visit. That’s
In case you missed it, On the Cusp was featured recently on Channel 2’s 6 O’clock News. Here’s a transcript of the segment as seen on TV,
Did you know the most common disease among Oklahoma school children is tooth decay? In fact, cavities affect 50% of first-graders, 71% of third-graders and
If you’re not following us on Twitter, here are 43 recent tweets with dental tips for children you may have missed: Why worry about baby teeth? How
No matter how well your child brushes her teeth, if she’s consuming too much sugar on a daily basis, she will get cavities. Sugar grabs
With all the care a new baby needs, it’s easy for parents to forget about dental care. The truth is, a child’s baby teeth play
By Dr. Ryan Roberts Q: Why does my child have gaps between her baby teeth? A: Understandably, mothers want their children’s teeth to be pretty
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