When you are able to convince your child to take good care of their teeth, you can help them avoid cavities and other dental problems. Good oral habits are habits that will help your child throughout their entire life. You can use the tooth fairy to help your child look forward to keeping their teeth in good condition. Learn about some fun ways you can present the tooth fairy to your little one in this article.

At the end of a long day, the last thing you probably want to deal with is fighting with your kids. Instead of begging them to brush their teeth, you might send them straight to bed—giving plaque a chance to harden and damage teeth. However, you might be able to encourage better dental habits by trying a few things. Here are three ways to make dental care more fun for your kids, so that they actually want to brush, floss, and rinse: 

Pulpitis happens when pulp material, which contains blood and nerve cells, becomes inflamed inside the tooth's root canal. The inflammation is typically caused by a dental infection such as gingivitis or trauma to the tooth. If caught early, the pulpitis can be reversed without permanent damage to the tooth. This is called reversible pulpitis and is treatable with restorative dentistry techniques. If left untreated, the inflammation can worsen and cause irreversible damage that can threaten the life of the tooth.

When you become a parent, you immediately have to make another human's health and happiness your main priority. It can be overwhelming for a parent to worry about how much to feed a baby, how a baby is growing, and any illnesses that a baby may have. If you are a parent of a new baby, don't forget about your infant's oral health. Starting good habits from a young age can help ensure that your child has healthy gums and teeth as he or she grows up.

Primary or baby teeth begin to emerge at around 8 months old and begin to fall out around age 6. The development schedule of baby teeth has some flexibility, but it's important that the teeth stick close to the time frame so that permanent teeth can grow in correctly. Losing baby teeth early can create serious development issues with permanent teeth. Baby teeth essentially serve as placeholders for permanent teeth. If a baby tooth falls out ahead of schedule, the emerging permanent tooth can grow in misaligned.

As a braces wearer, you probably cannot wait until your orthodontist removes them. The first few weeks after the braces are removed is very important because there will be a lot of changes to your teeth and you need to get used to them. Before your braces are removed, it is important that you understand the changes you will see and what you need to do.  What Happens with Your Teeth?

If you've been through a car accident and are experiencing tooth or jaw discomfort but none of your teeth are chipped or missing, you may feel like there's nothing to worry about. After all, general soreness and discomfort is a common symptom after a car accident. However, your teeth may have been damaged in a way that could cause long-term problems, and you should see a dentist right away. This guide will explain how your teeth may have been damaged in the accident, what symptoms you should look for, and what you can do about it.