Are crowns too radical for baby teeth?
Stainless steel crowns, preveneered crowns, zirconia crowns - how are they different? And what is the Hall Technique for crowning baby teeth?
Blogpost by Paediatric Dentist, Dr Annetta Tsang
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Is Mouthrinse A Good Idea for Children?
Dental floss, toothbrush and toothpaste are essential items for children's daily oral hygiene practice. What about mouthrinse? Should children use a mouthrinse regularly? Is mouthrinse necessary?
Blog Post by Paediatric Dentist, Dr Annetta Tsang.
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why water is the natural choice and five ways to encourage children to drink water.
Water is essential to good oral health and general health.
Encourage children to choose water over sugary drinks.
Make drinking water interesting.
TOOTH BUNNY BLOG POST BY PAEDIATRIC DENTIST, DR ANNETTA TSANG.
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Fixing Tooth Cavities Cannot Cure Dental Decay ?!
A hole in a tooth generally means a trip to the dentist for a filling. What if fixing a hole in the tooth does not actually help fix the dental decay problem?
Tooth Bunny Blog Post by Dr Annetta Tsang - Paediatric Dental Specialist
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Fluoride Varnish. Fissure Sealants. Does My Kid Need These?
Is it true that fissure sealants are a must for every child if we want to win the fight against dental cavities?
Is it true that fluoride varnish does not do as good a job as fissure sealants when it comes to preventing dental cavities?
What do parents need to know about fissure sealants and fluoride varnish?
Tooth Bunny Blog Post by Dr Annetta Tsang, Paediatric Dentist.
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First dental visit by first birthday...
First Dental Visit by the First Birthday ?
First Teeth. First Dental Visit. First Birthday?
Tooth Bunny Blog Post by Dr Annetta Tsang, Paediatric Dentist.
When should we take our little ones for their first dental visit? Why?
Who should we take them to? Where can we go for the first dental visit?
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DIY TOOTH POUCH WITH TOOTHY TOOTH BUnny
Wobbly baby teeth, especially the first wobbly tooth, is a big deal to most children. Make a Toothy's Tooth Pouch together with your child, in preparation for this celebration-worthy occasion. Use the pouch to store the "wobbled out" tooth for safe keeping or use the pouch for the all exciting Tooth Fairy event.
