Going to the dentist can be scary, even before the dentist pulls out the needle and drill. According to Bio Med Central, as much as 43% of children have a fear of the dentist. If you want to keep your children's fear of the dentist to a minimum, then here are some ideas for making them feel more at ease, while receiving optimal care simultaneously:
Find the right pediatric dental clinic
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3 Ways A Dentist Can Help Your Sensitive Teeth
Sensitive teeth can make everyday activities like eating or drinking cold water an uncomfortable or painful task. Stores sell over-the-counter toothpaste and mouthwash to decrease sensitivity. But those products don't always help advanced cases. That's when it's time for a dentist visit.
Prescription Fluoride
If your teeth are too sensitive for desensitizing toothpaste, but not bad enough for surgical intervention, your dentist might prescribe fluoride. Fluoride is a mineral that can help protect or restore enamel damage caused by bacteria and acidic foods.
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