Dr. Patrick A. Palma
                                          
          2011 All Rights Reserved                                                 Address:    620 Commercial Street     Mingo Junction, Ohio 43938                        Phone ( 740 ) 535 - 0600


Dr. Patrick A. Palma

Family & Cosmetic Dentistry


( 740 ) 535 - 0600


Tips For Parents

Babys First Teeth
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Baby Bottle Syndrome
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Brushing Teeth
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Childs First Visit
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---------------------------------------Pacifier

----------------------------------------Sealants

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Snack Facts
----------------------------------------Teething

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Dental Health

Dental Library
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Dental Emergencies
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Oral Cancer
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Oral Hygiene
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Patient Education
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Tips For Parents
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Fun Stuff
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             Baby Bottle Tooth Decay


Ways to prevent 'Early Decay'

  • Put only water in a bedtime or naptime bottle
  • Never use a nursing bottle filled with sweet liquid ( including milk or fruit juice) as a pacifier
  • Never dip your infant's pacifier in honey, syrup or sugar
  • After each feeding, wipe your infant's gums and teeth with a clean, damp washcloth or gauze pad
  • As soon as the first tooth appears, brush your child's teeth daily with a child size toothbrush
  • Make sure your child gets the fluoride needed for decay resistant teeth
  • Start regular dental visits when your child is between 1 and 2 years of age



 

 


 

 



                       Healthy Teeth and Gums                             Early Decay


 

 

 

 

 

                                Moderate Decay                                  Severe Decay

          Parents may not know there is a problem until serious damage has been done



 

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