Posts about fun dental facts

1. Remember, a child’s dental care begins before birth. A child’s teeth form between the third and sixth month of pregnancy. An expectant mother must practice good[…]

Almost all children suck on their fingers or a pacifier.  And if you have one of those kids that can’t seem to calm down for[…]

As with most things with children (as you’ll soon learn), their teeth will start come in when they’re ready.  The age your child is when[…]

1. POSITIVE REINFORCEMENTS MAKE BRUSHING FUN Encourage your child to brush their teeth by making it a rewarding experience. Keep track of your child’s brushing habits[…]

People generally agree that good oral hygiene is essential to overall good health.  But do you know why? Unfortunately, many of us don’t.  We know there[…]

Sugar is the prime cause of cavities. Myth, but almost a fact. In reality, bacteria in your mouth produces acid, which then attacks your teeth.[…]

We can teach children how to brush their teeth, but convincing them to do it is another story.  We talk to people all of the[…]

Try our smile sponging dental activity for kids! Teach children all about their smile while working on their counting skills. MATERIALS: Red or Pink Construction[…]

The first president of the US, George Washington, had false teeth after the deterioration in his real teeth forced dentists to remove them.  Washington was[…]

At Pediatric Dentistry of Ft. Myers, Dr. Tim Verwest, DMD we try to have fun with our blog posts! Below are 10 interesting dental facts[…]