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No Sugar Bugs Club Children’s Dentistry strives to provide exceptional care for families who visit our pediatric dental offices in Clearwater & Trinity, FL! Part of our mission includes educating parents so that they can be informed about how they can improve and maintain the oral health of their child. Take a moment to read our blog articles below!

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Pacifier

What is the Correct Age to Take Away a Child’s Pacifier?

Pacifiers offer comfort and help to reduce stress in infants. Many parents wonder when it is appropriate to wean their child off the pacifier. If a pacifier is not taken away at a certain age it can cause serious issues with a child’s teeth, mouth, and jaw. At No Sugar Bugs Club, we support our

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Fruit Juice

Can Fruit Juice Cause Tooth Decay?

Fruit juice is thought of as a healthy way to give children the vitamins they need. Juice is packed with sugar and acids that can cause damage to your child’s teeth. Teaching a child good eating and drinking habits is important, so they do not expect to have juice all of the time. Choosing water

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pediatric dentistry

What Happens When a Child Gets a Filling?

Many parents worry if their kids must get a filling due to cavities. Going to a compassionate and highly trained pediatric dentist can ease those common concerns. Although no parent wants their child to have to undergo any dental procedure that might frighten them or cause discomfort, leaving a small cavity go can mean more

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pediatric dental fillings

Do Children’s Cavities Need to be Filled?

Life with children is always a surprise. No sooner do they get their first tooth that they then develop a cavity. If your child is around three to five years old and has cavities in their baby teeth, it can spell trouble for the growth of their permanent teeth. Here’s why you need to have

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Pediatric Dentisty

Why Are Babies Advised to See a Dentist?

Taking your baby to the dentist seems like it may be not necessary, but taking them is actually important. Most parents wonder what the correct age is to take their baby to the dentist. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentists recommends parents seek out a dentist for their child by the age of one years

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Dental Cleaning

How Exactly Does Fluoride Help Teeth?

Fluoride is a natural mineral that is found in the earth and in nature. Water supplies and some foods also contain fluoride. Many community’s drinking water contains fluoride, and this helps to strengthen teeth and prevent decay. Studies have shown that people that use fluoride have less tooth decay. How Does Fluoride Work? Bacteria cause

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Pediatric Dentisty

Why are my Child’s Teeth Not Coming In?

In most children teeth erupt normally and there are no issues. On the other hand there are cases when parents may notice their child’s teeth are not erupting at a normal rate, or not at all. If you notice your child’s teeth are not erupting properly it may be time to bring them in to

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Pediatric Dentisty

Do Pediatric Dentists Perform Surgery?

A Pediatric dentist treats children from birth through adolescence. Pediatric dentists have skills to interact with infants and children, and this makes visits comfortable and easy for both the parent and child. Finding that perfect pediatric dentist is important, and helps to set the tone for good oral hygiene. Pediatric dentists provide many procedures and

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oral health

Are There any Differences Between Mouth Washes?

Mouthwash is used to help rinse away bacteria or food particles after you brush and floss each day. Using mouthwash is an additional way to help protect your teeth and gums. Knowing the differences between mouthwashes can help you choose the right one to incorporate into your oral hygiene routine. What Are The Different Types

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family dentistry

How Can I Reduce My Costs for Dental Care?

Dental care can be costly, and simple procedures can even run up your bill. Caring for your teeth is necessary to keep your oral and general health in check. Many people have no dental benefits at all, or if they retire their benefits are lost. Skipping dental care is not an option, and can lead

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