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Baby teeth are not just for babies
Cavities in children are increasing as the number of children affected by tooth decay is on the rise.
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Dental hygiene education fortifies pearly whites
When it comes to children and their health, dental hygiene is often disregarded. Some parents may not be concerned with their children’s “baby” primary teeth because eventually they fall out and are replaced with permanent teeth.
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Dental Airmen combat hormonal gingivitis
There are many reasons Ramstein personnel require dental treatment. It could be to fill a cavity, fix a chipped tooth or just have a routine checkup and cleaning. For the Airmen of the 86th Dental Squadron, there is no dental issue too big, which includes the lesser known issue, hormonal gingivitis.
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What to expect at child’s first dentist visit
Teaching children proper oral hygiene care at a young age is an investment they will carry throughout their lives.
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Good hygiene habits prevent cavities in children
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, and this year the focus is on defeating cavities as a family.
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Know dangers of teething remedies
When a baby’s first set of teeth begin to break through the gums it is referred to as teething. Teething usually begins around 6 months of age. However, it is not uncommon for teething to begin between 3 and 12 months of age.
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Dental volunteer program bridges gap of inexperience
With downsizing and force- shaping programs affecting Airmen worldwide, the manpower in the Air Force takes a toll.
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Let your child’s smile shine
As your children begin to grow and develop, so should the parent’s knowledge regarding the prevention of dental disease and injuries. Parents play an essential role during these ever-changing years to help protect the health of their children’s teeth and gums.
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‘Key’ to Independence Day
On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, written by Thomas Jefferson, declaring the British colonies of North America independent from Great Britain.
