If you are anything like most parents, you wish you children came with an instruction manual to keep them healthy. However, since they don’t KidZdent put together 8 Simple Food Rules for you to follow! 1. NEVER FORCE OR RESTRICT FOOD Children can have quite a range in hunger. The need for calories varies every […]
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While the proven benefit of water fluoridation has existed for decades – and suggests fluoride reduces cavities (aka caries) and associated dental disease – less is known about the effects of fluoride cessation. That is to say, What exactly would happen if a population decided to eliminate fluoride from their drinking water. Now, thanks to a recent
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When a child becomes a patient at KidZdent, they have not only begun their dental journey towards lifelong, healthy teeth, but they are also supported and set up for success by joining our family forever. We have had countless patients who have grown up in our office, right before our very eyes, and now as
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FACTS: Autism prevalence is now one in every 59 children in America. Do you know, love, or teach someone on the autism spectrum? Well, we believe that when you teach a child on the spectrum, they are really teaching you! On April 2nd, 2019, our KidZdent Family, along with countless other participants, joined the global
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There was no better way to jump-start Children’s Dental Health Month than with the annual ‘Give Kids A Smile’ event on February 1st , 2019 at KidZdent’s Old Bridge, New Jersey location. Through the ADA Foundation’s Give Kids A Smile program, launched nationally by the American Dental Association in 2003, more than 5.5 million underserved
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Why do babies develop finger and pacifier habits? Babies have a natural tendency to suckle–blankets, fingers, pacifiers–even in the womb! This is a natural survival instinct since sucking and proper mouth development is essential to baby’s nutrition. While necessary at birth, the natural sucking instinct can develop into long-term finger and pacifier habits. Should a newborn
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