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The Pacifiers Effect on Teeth Development
posted: Jan. 11, 2021.
Most children give up the pacifier between the ages of two and four, but it's best if parents limit pacifier use when their child is 6 to 12 months old. Read more -
Your Child's Tooth Eruptions
posted: Oct. 21, 2020.
Tooth eruption stages for kids differ from one child to another. So if your friend's baby teeth are erupting and your child isn't, it's not something you should worry about. Read more -
How to Prevent Cavities with Braces
posted: Oct. 19, 2020.
As a parent, when deciding to bestow your child with orthodontics, each of you must be aware of cavities. This form of tooth decay is common when the mouth isn't Read more -
Caring for One's Smile During Orthodontic Treatment
posted: May 26, 2020.
How your dentists in Amherst, New Hampshire can help your child have a great smile If you are thinking about orthodontic treatment for your child, it’s good to be prepared because Read more -
Ways to Prevent Tooth Decay in Your Children's Teeth
posted: Apr. 10, 2020.
Good oral health begins with how well your child cares for their teeth and gums. We’re all very focused on our health right now thanks to the pandemic, and while Read more -
Proper Oral Hygiene Habits
posted: Feb. 24, 2020.
Healthy teeth are vital to your child’s oral and general health. Proper oral hygiene habits help your child speak and eat properly. On the other hand, poor oral hygiene could Read more -
FAQs about Braces
posted: Jan. 27, 2020.
Could your son or daughter benefit from orthodontic treatment? Here at Children's Dental Care of New Hampshire in Amherst, NH, your dentists, Drs. James McAveeney, Andrew Cheifetz, and Agata Bartels, Read more -
The Health Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment
posted: Nov. 05, 2019.
Getting braces early in life has other awesome advantages besides a straighter smile. As we all know, braces can fix misalignments in your smile and enhance your appearance, which is Read more -
FAQS about Tooth Decay
posted: Jun. 21, 2019.
Tooth decay, also referred to as dental caries, is still the most common chronic disease to affect both children and adults. Even though more and more people are beginning to Read more -
Dental Effects of a Pacifier
posted: May 22, 2019.
Is your toddler hooked to his or her pacifier? While babies instinctively suck, toddlers and young children can, and should, give up their pacifiers to avoid dental problems. At Children's Read more -
Have Tooth Decay? We Can Help
posted: Mar. 18, 2019.
If your child has developed a cavity, you may be wondering why it needs treatment. It might seem unnecessary to treat a cavity on a tooth that will soon be Read more -
Signs That Your Child Might Have Tooth Decay
posted: Jan. 02, 2019.
It’s important that decay is detected and treated right away to prevent complications. Tooth decay, the cause of cavities, is one of the most common dental disorders around, and it affects Read more -
Tooth Decay: Causes and Treatments
posted: Nov. 13, 2018.
Your child's dental healthcare is important. Taking care of your kid's teeth and teaching children to care for their teeth is vital. Here at Children’s Dental Center of New Hampshire, your Amherst, Read more -
The Benefits of Space Maintainers
posted: Sep. 17, 2018.
Find out how this treatment could prevent teeth from shifting out of alignment. A child should begin losing their baby teeth around the age of 6 years old; however, if your Read more -
The Importance of Age One Visits
posted: Jul. 16, 2018.
Did you know that experts recommend that children visit the dentist for the first time at age one at the latest? Although your child may not have many teeth, early Read more -
What Are Tooth Colored Fillings
posted: May 09, 2018.
At some point, nearly everyone will be affected by a cavity. Children are more prone to cavities than adults. Tooth-colored fillings are used to repair cavities. Children's Dental Center of Read more
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