Oral Culture
We aim to improve your face smile thorugh natural and advanced dental care. We are offering insights on natural dental care, technology in pediatric dentistry, and emerging trends to keep your oral health at its best. Read our blogs on nutrition, oral health, family dental health, and cosmetic dentistry to achieve a confident smile.
Go Green, Smile!
Learn the importance of regular cleaning for your baby’s teeth.
Learn the basics of dental care for your baby.
Find out how to strengthen and protect your baby’s teeth from within.
Long-Term Effects of Poor Oral Hygiene on Your Health
Here are some major effects of ignoring oral care and why it’s important to keep your mouth healthy.
Building Healthy Habits for Little Ones
When your baby gets their first tooth, usually around six months old, and starts eating solid food, it’s time to start brushing their teeth twice daily – before bed and in the morning. Keep an eye out for any food or plaque on their gums to maintain their dental health from the beginning.
What Other Kinds of Brushes You Can Use for Your Baby?
Soft-bristled brushes are designed specifically for infants.
Gentle vibrations make cleaning more accessible for both parents and babies.
Baby Toothbrush
Electric Toothbrush
How Does Brush Help Your Baby’s Teeth?
Finger brushes are tiny soft brushes you wear on your finger. They help keep your baby’s teeth and gums clean and healthy:
Keep your baby’s teeth and gums clean. Finger brushes help prevent problems like cavities and gum disease, keeping their smile bright and healthy.
When your baby’s teeth come in, their gums might feel sore. Using a fingerbrush to massage their gums gently can help soothe them and make them feel better.
Using a fingerbrush helps your baby get used to brushing their teeth. Starting this habit in infancy is wise for a lifetime of healthy teeth.
Tips to Use Finger Brush Safely
Make brushing time fun and a chance for you and your child to bond. Use silly voices or let them hold onto a favourite toy while you brush.
Clean Hands
Wash your hands well with soap and water. It keeps everything clean and hygienic.
Gentle Pressure
Use gentle pressure when brushing your baby’s teeth and gums. You don’t need to scrub hard; a gentle massage is all it takes.
Tiny Toothpaste
If your baby has teeth, you can use a little bit of toothpaste about the size of a grain of rice. Make sure it’s safe for babies and doesn’t contain fluoride until they’re older.
Soft Touch
The bristles on a finger brush are smooth, so make sure to brush gently to avoid hurting your baby’s delicate gums.
Helping Patient From Many Years
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