The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends children see a dentist by their first birthday or within six months after their first tooth erupts. In addition to establishing a dental home, those early visits give dentists an opportunity to arm parents with information to prevent their kids from experiencing tooth decay.
Oral Health Watch
5 hours ago
#DYK in addition to helping Washington residents connect with dental care in their community, DentistLink can help you access additional resources like transportation, childcare and interpretation services? #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
22 hours ago
Drinking fluoridated tap water instead of bottled water is a more affordable and more environmentally friendly way to stay hydrated and quench thirst. #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
1 days ago
Drinking fluoridated tap water instead of bottled water is a more affordable and more environmentally friendly way to stay hydrated and quench thirst. #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
2 days ago
Remain hydrated during those hot, summer days with water instead of sweetened sodas, fruity punches, and sports and energy drinks. Check out these tips to help encourage family and loved ones to opt for sugar free (and ideally fluoridated) water to beat the heat. #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
2 days ago
Remain hydrated during those hot, summer days with water instead of sweetened sodas, fruity punches, and sports and energy drinks. Check out these tips to help encourage family and loved ones to opt for sugar free (and ideally fluoridated) water to beat the heat. #teethmatter
Oral Health Watch
3 days ago
Cavities don't have to be a part of growing up. With water fluoridation, brushing with fluoride toothpaste, avoiding sweets, and access to oral health care, kids - and adults - can live cavity-free. #teethmatter