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As we get older, staying healthy becomes more and more important. This is especially true for our oral health, because we’re at risk for dental problems we didn’t have to deal with when we were teenagers. Dental care for adults is crucial, and some examples may make you think twice before you cancel your next dental checkup.
Here are a few of the conditions to be aware of, and to discuss with your dentist during your annual checkups:
Periodontal DiseaseAfter age 35, patients lose more teeth to periodontal disease than to tooth decay. If your home care routine of…
Enjoyable dental activities for children can teach kids about oral care. Since children learn through play, stimulate interest with these fun projects.
Stringing Teeth
Children will have 20 baby (primary) teeth and then 32 as an adult. Make a tooth drawing on cardboard (2X2 inches) and use this for a template. Invite the children to trace around this template making 20 teeth using colored construction paper and cut out the shapes. Thread a child's plastic, large eye needle with dental floss or tape the floss to a toothpick. Show the kids how to push the needle through the paper tooth…