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Dental visits can be intimidating or frightening for many children. Here, our Winnipeg dentists offer guidance on how to approach conversations about these first dental appointments with your kids.
Dental appointments for kids are very similar to those of adults, but with a few key differences for development. Here, our Winnipeg dentists explain what you can expect during your children's dental appointment.
There are a few different types of dental specialists, including pediatric dentists, who specialize in dental care for children and teens. Today, our Winnipeg dentists explain how pediatric dentists are different from general dentists.
It is crucial to brush your baby's primary teeth as they are important to the health of their adult teeth and overall health. Here, our Winnipeg dentists discuss when to start brushing your baby's teeth and why it is vital to do so.
A common question our dentists at Fort Rouge Dental receive is when parents should start flossing their kid's teeth. Here, our Winnipeg team shares when you should start flossing your children's teeth and why it's important.
Puberty gingivitis is a form of gingivitis that develops in children during puberty. The good news is this is a condition that is completely preventable. Our Winnipeg dentists explain what causes puberty gingivitis and how to avoid it.
Our dentists at Fort Rouge Dental do not recommend teeth whitening for children and young teens.
Preventive dental hygiene is the key best defence against tooth decay and other oral-related health issues. Our Winnipeg dentists are here to discuss why it is important for your child to establish good dental care routines early in life.
If your kids find everything to do with dental health and oral hygiene boring, try some of Fort Rouge Dental's fun dental facts below to pique their interest!
Just like trying to get your kids to eat their vegetables, getting them to brush their teeth can be tricky, but forming good oral hygiene habits while they are young is critical. Here are some tips from our Winnipeg dentists.