0 items ($0.00)
Please wait...
ARTICLESOct 12, 2012
Apr 30, 2012
April 2013 (7)
March 2013 (7)
February 2013 (9)
January 2013 (11)
December 2012 (8)
November 2012 (10)
October 2012 (9)
September 2012 (7)
August 2012 (7)
July 2012 (13)
June 2012 (9)
May 2012 (13)
April 2012 (12)
March 2012 (10)
February 2012 (12)
January 2012 (11)
December 2011 (12)
November 2011 (13)
October 2011 (12)
September 2011 (10)
August 2011 (15)
July 2011 (19)
June 2011 (17)
May 2011 (17)
April 2011 (18)
March 2011 (21)
February 2011 (20)
January 2011 (19)
December 2010 (18)
November 2010 (13)
October 2010 (14)
September 2010 (14)
August 2010 (12)
July 2010 (12)
June 2010 (6)
As winter approaches and children get settled into their school routines, oral health experts are saying that this is a perfect time to take them to see a dentist. Doing so may help them avoid conditions such as bad breath, gingivitis and cavities.
Parents across the country agree. The results of a survey recently conducted by Oral Health America, a dental care advocacy group, show that 63 percent of parents feel that it is either extremely important or very important to take their children to see a dentist near the beginning of the academic year to get them ready to head back to school.
Additionally, 89 percent of parents believe that regular dental visits play an important part in their child's overall health.
The survey was conducted as part of the group's Fall for Smiles campaign, which seeks to connect communities to resources that may help them improve their oral health.
In addition to taking their children to the dentist to help them prepare for going back to school, parents may be able to incorporate better dental care products to improve their children's oral health.
