Articles, tagged with "baby teeth", page 1
28th March 2012
Your cat's teeth, and their care are vital in terms of keeping your cat healthy and preventing disease. Periodontal (gum) disease is the number one diagnosed problem in cats; by the age of three, 70% of cats have some form of periodontal disease. Lack of ...
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Author:
Dr Andrew Jones, DVM
13th March 2012
Your dog's teeth, and their care are vital in terms of keeping your dog healthy and preventing disease. Periodontal (gum) disease is the number one diagnosed problem in dogs; by the age of three, 80% of dogs have some form of periodontal disease. Lack of ...
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Author:
Dr Andrew Jones, DVM
04th October 2011
Edentulism or tooth loss is considered as a major health problem that has serious emotional, social, and psychological consequences affecting a person’s self-confidence, self-esteem, overall health. Edentulism is a condition when one or more teeth are mis...
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Author:
Jenna Schrock
24th January 2011
Frenectomy is actually a simple dental procedure that can be conducted with the help of only local anesthesia. The procedure is conducted to correct the frenum. T Children who go in for corrective dental surgery and older people who have dentures fixed by...
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Author:
innebizseo
22nd September 2010
An expectant mom must get good dental care while pregnant to ensure good health for her baby and herself. For your unborn baby's dental health to be perfect, you must take good care of your health in general and never take your dental health for granted t...
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Author:
kerison2
17th September 2010
A child's smile is priceless. The self esteem and self confidence of children is easily effected by broken, discolored, or decayed teeth. We all know how important those feelings about self are in this day and age.
Other children can be thoughtless an...
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Author:
Fred Carreon
30th June 2009
As a parent, we want our children to be healthy. Paying proper attention to your infant or toddler's dental health is definitely no exception. There are certain dental care concerns for babies and young children that need to be taken into consideration, t...
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Author:
Daniel Berry
09th September 2008
Infants develop baby teeth around the age of five to eight months. Often baby teeth, or "milk teeth," as they are sometimes called, are not straight. These teeth are not permanent. Even so, adequate baby teeth care and maintenance is necessary to pave the...
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Author:
Paul
