Share Share According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, children should have their first dental check-up within six months of their first tooth erupting from their gums or by the time they turn one, whichever comes first. Additionally, it’s important to note that children require regular dental care. Hence, we’d advise you to schedule …
Share Share Parenthood is indeed beautiful. One minute, you’re holding your newborn, and the next, before you even know it, they are all-grown-up and ready to conquer the world. As a parent, you’ll see your child grow right in front of your eyes. And we understand that you’d love nothing more than to see your …
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Share Share Every child deserves a happy and healthy smile. As a parent, we know that you’d love nothing more than to build a healthy and safe environment for your kid(s). There may be lots of changes taking place in your child’s mouth as he/she grows. And as a parent, you’d want to make sure …
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Share Share About one in every five children in the 5-11 age range have at least a single untreated decaying tooth. Cavities are over five times more common in children than childhood asthma and about 20 times more common than diabetes. We can’t stress enough how important proper dental care is for children. You should …
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Share Share We understand how overwhelming it can be for new parents. As your child develops, you will have a lot going on! So knowing what to do when you see baby’s first tooth, or when to take them in for their first appointment with a pediatric dentist might seem daunting. At Front Row, we …
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