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Your Kid’s Health

January 27

Epekto Ng Sirang Ngipin | Smart Parenting

Kahit sanggol pa lamang, maaari nang magka-tooth decay.

Editor's Note: Ang sumusunod ay for educational at informational purposes lamang. Huwag pong gamitin ito na kapalit ng doktor. Mahalaga na kumunsulta sa doktor para sa medical advice na bagay sa pangangailangan mo.Mahalaga ang mga ngipin dahil tumutulong ang mga ito upang
Your Kid’s Health

June 10

Dentists Answer Questions About Milk Teeth For Baby and Toddler

"Does teething cause diarrhea?" When in doubt, ask an expert.

"Totoo po ba na ang pagtubo ng ngipin ni baby ay nagdudulot ng diarrhea?" a parent asks in the Smart Parenting Village. Others sent their inquiries as well. For answers, we approached Dr. Patricia Cruz, who practices general, pediatric, and special-needs dentistry and
Your Health

January 20

Bulok Na Ngipin Sa Bagang | Smart Parenting

May paliwanag ang dentista.

Editor's Note: Ang sumusunod ay for educational at informational purposes lamang. Huwag pong gamitin ito na kapalit ng doktor. Mahalaga na kumunsulta sa doktor para sa medical advice na bagay sa pangangailangan mo.Isa ang pangangalaga ng ngipin sa mga unang tinuturo ng
Preschooler

April 17

Kid Lost A Tooth? 5 Fun Things You Can Do So She Doesn't Feel Bad

If you're one to keep the idea of the Tooth Fairy alive in the family, try these

We might be on quarantine, but otherwise, much of family life remains the same.You still do household chores. Many still continue to work, albeit on a work-from-home setup. You still need to follow a routine with your child to maintain a feeling
Baby

July 9

Baby Teeth: Your Baby's Dental Development Until 1 Year Old

Did you know your baby’s teeth starts developing while he is in the womb?

You may think your baby’s toothless smile is adorable now, but once those baby teeth start coming in, the cuteness level is undoubtedly going to reach new heights! Here is everything you need to know about the dental development your baby will
Toddler

February 27

First Dentist Visit

Let your kids know that the dentist is their friend!

Whereas parents religiously follow the schedule of their child's well-baby checkup with the pediatrician, visits to the dentist are often overlooked. In fact, some parents are guilty of only bringing their kids to the dentist when there's already a problem. According to
Your Kid’s Health

February 19

Toothpaste and Tooth Decay in Kids

As this new study shows from CDC on toothbrushing practices, too much of a good thing can be bad.

A recently published study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has found that most children use too much toothpaste when brushing their teeth, which can cause dental caries or tooth decay.The CDC study, which was released online in February
Toddler

August 20

5 Ways to Get Your Toddler to Brush Her Teeth On Her Own

Little one won't go near a toothbrush? These tips will change her mind.

One of the most anticipated milestones in a child's early life is the eruption of his first tooth. It can happen anytime between 3 and 7 months — and for some babies, not until their first birthday. It's a stage often believed
Health & Nutrition

June 21

Does Pregnancy Really Ruin Your Teeth? One Mom Shares Her Experience

Is there truth to 'gain a child, lose a tooth'? Pregnant women can't help think it sometimes

When you're pregnant, you want to be in the best of health and make your body a conducive vessel for the life growing inside you. Thus, you watch what you eat, take vitamins, and exercise in moderation. However, it's easy to forget
Toddler

June 19

This 'Hack' Will Tell You Exactly How Much Toothpaste Your Child Needs

The mom discovered it when she was opening a new toothbrush. She was surprised and so are we!

When it comes to toothpaste, do you also think that putting more is better than little? Well, it turns out, your kid’s toothbrush can help prevent you from putting too much toothpaste.The colored bristles on a kid’s toothbrush are actually “toothpaste indicators,”
Toddler

May 29

When Is My Toddler Too Old for a Pacifier, Crib, or to be in Diapers?

Sometimes all you have to do is follow your toddler's lead (and your intuition) and listen to these experts

Now that your little one is a toddler, when is he too old for diapers, a pacifier, a crib, and a favorite stuffed toy? Here's what experts have to say: DiapersMost children will be out of their diapers by age 4, according to
Your Kid’s Health

November 21

Tooth Discoloration in Toddlers: Common Causes and What to Do

Here are the common causes of children's teeth discoloration according to pediatric dentists

Our kids' teeth often fascinate us because they have whiter and brighter teeth compared to our teeth. It’s because baby teeth, also called milk or primary teeth, have a thinner and whiter top layer (called enamel) than permanent teeth, according to the
Baby

September 19

Baby Born With Teeth? Pediatric Dentists Say It Happens

Teething can start as early as 3 months. But a baby born with teeth already is rare.

New parents can expect their little one was sprouting their first tooth at 4 to 7 months old. For some infants, teething can even start as early as 3 months. But did you know that in a few rare cases newborns come
Your Kid’s Health

July 10

Your Child's Teeth May Be in Trouble if You See These Spots

It is the first stage of cavity. Catch it early before it causes damage to his teeth.

Do your toddler’s chompers have spots that are whiter than the rest of his teeth? Those are called white spot lesions (WSL). They not only blemish your child’s pearly whites, but more importantly, they’re a sign of a growing problem.“WSL is the
Your Kid’s Health

July 3

Breastfeeding a Toddler? Never Forget to Brush His Teeth

Here's why breastfed children 2 years old and above are more likely to have dental cavities.

Breastmilk is the best nutrition available for a growing baby. Moms should still take note that, just like any food with sugar, breast milk has a risk of cavities without proper dental care. In fact, according to recent research, breastfed children 2
Your Kid’s Health

April 25

Ack! This Study Says a Child Who Picks His Nose Is a Good Thing

We all know what follows after our child picks his nose, right? Your kid may be onto something there.

We know, mom. You are probably feeling nauseous or dry heaving at this moment. But, let's face it, somehow many kids go through this phase of picking his nose and ends up with us, screaming (at least the first time it happens),
Toddler

April 8

Our Experts Reveal When a Pacifier Is a Good Thing

We asked the opinion of pedias and dentists when and how long our babies should use pacifiers.

“Tsupon? Magsusungki ngipin niya!” is a phrase Pinoy parents have heard in some form or another. Though there are varied opinions surrounding pacifiers -- it causes crooked teeth, or it's an inattentive parent’s way out of a child's tantrum -- it does
Your Kid’s Health

March 31

Toddler Bad Breath: Why It Happens and What You Can Do

Brushing regularly can make stinky breath go away, but sometimes you may need to consult a dentist or doctor.

Bad breath, or halitosis, happens to all of us every once in a while. Children and babies seldom have bad breath, but toddler bad breath can still happen. Often it’s only temporary and goes away easily, and other times intervention is needed. Parents should
Your Kid’s Health

March 20

Pediatric Dentists Answer: Can Breast Milk Cause Tooth Decay?

Two local pediatric dentists weigh in on baby tooth decay and bottle feeding while baby is asleep.

We recently shared a story from our archive about nursing bottle syndrome (NBS). It was an article that defined NBS and how it can happen to babies and toddlers. We wrote there that NBS was the decay of baby teeth due to
Your Kid’s Health

February 20

5 Dentist-Recommended Caring Tips for Your Toddler's Teeth

How much toothpaste should you give your 2-year-old? Our child dentists answer.

“Show me your teeth, baby!” A little one’s toothy grin is one of life’s greatest joy givers. So, how do we keep it that way? In celebration of National Oral Health Month, we asked dentists to share their top tips on how parents

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