For many of us adults, the mere thought of a visit to the dentist is enough to fill us with fear, dread, and apprehension. You can imagine how much more heightened a child's fear can be. However, caring for kids teeth cannot be a choice; it is a necessity. Listed below are some things you can…

Woodlawn Kids Dental weighs in on kids dental health. (Source: Parents, Kids Dental Health: Making Little Teeth a Big Deal, by Parents Editors, February 2, 2015, https://www.parents.com/toddlers-preschoolers/everything-kids/kids-dental-health-making-little-teeth-a-big-deal/ ).   Whether you're a parent or a guardian, having kids means you're always busy, and it's easy to overlook their dental health. There are many advantages to 'catching them…

Most parents think that their child's teeth will naturally fall out and will give way to the growth of adult teeth. This happens most of the time, but there are times when your child needs to get their tooth extracted. When does this happen? Let's read on to learn more!   When Is Child Tooth Extraction Recommended?…

Kids oral care differs at each stage of childhood, and the sooner you begin caring for your child's teeth, the healthier they will be. You don't have to wait for your baby's first teeth to appear to begin caring for their teeth. Here are some oral health tips you can start with your baby as…

Healthy teeth help in ensuring that the overall health of the child is maintained. With healthy teeth, children can eat and talk properly. When you teach your kids oral health habits, they are more likely to continue those habits throughout their lives. When it comes to kids oral hygiene, your child won't know how to…

Let's face it - Missing teeth in children is not the most fun topic to talk about! However, it is an important discussion for kids' oral health and should not be ignored. In this blog post, Woodlawn Kids Dental will provide you with some critical information about Oligodontia and the best ways to navigate the issue. We…

Children's dental health is vital as it lays the groundwork for their adult dental health. The Canadian Dental Association recommends that children start seeing the dentist by their first birthday or six months after their first tooth erupts. The early dental checkup can identify any potential issues early on and provide guidance on dental care. However,…

Most new parents are unaware that kids oral care must start from birth onwards. Yes, even before your little one gets their first teeth at around six months. Starting early helps maintain perfect oral health, and that means you keep the little one's mouth bacteria-free. Learn how you can prioritize your child's oral health even before…