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The general attitude towards dental emergencies among a majority of people is casual. People always have the notion that ‘It will never happen to me’. Just like so many aspects of our lives such as lifestyle, healthcare and diet we always have a tendency of hopping for the best. Thismakes usbe completely unprepared when the worst occurs. Statistics have it that more than five million teeth (adult and children) are knocked out every other year. So, there is a real need for people to familiarise themselves with emergency dental options at their disposal. This is something that everyone should do sooner rather than later. When a dental emergency of any kind occurs, it’s never too late to save your tooth as long as you get in touch with a dentist as soon as possible. The likelihood of saving your tooth is much high if you already have a contingency plan…

Your child’s first set of teeth are a big deal! They serve as placeholders for permanent teeth. They are also important for good speech development, nutrition and psychological nutrition. If your child loses their teeth too early, they may develop poor eating habits, speech problems and crooked teeth. Moreover, damage to a baby’s teeth increases the risk of developing damaged adult teeth. You should start providing proper dental care to your child as soon as the first tooth erupts. Ensure that their teeth remain white, clean and free from cavity. Providing good dental care for kids involves more than just brushing and flossing on a daily basis. It involves knowing the proper dental care hygiene measures so that you can teach your children to take care of their own teeth throughout their lives. There is no better way of learning about good dental hygiene measures than regularly visiting your dentist.…