When it comes to a bedtime routine, or getting out of the house on time in the morning, parents often feel like they are swimming against the current on a number of fronts - making school lunches, getting everyone bathed and dressed, and accommodating everyone’s food preferences. But more often than not the biggest concern we hear from parents, is how to get their kids to brush their teeth.

val truhinAugust 29, 2018kids, children, oralhygiene, teethbrushing, schoolholidaysComment

School holidays are upon us and it's all about the kids!

During the hustle and bustle of the school holidays, it is easy to become out of sync and a little relaxed with keeping up our oral health habits. When it comes to our little ones, it is especially important to maintain a good routine to keep their smiles healthy and bright.

Why your child's check up should be a priority...

It is recommended that children visit the Dentist from around the age of 3, or earlier if you have any concerns about their teeth. Regular dental check up’s can help parents become familiar with their children’s dental and oral health milestones and are important in helping develop positive dental experiences for our younger patients.