Saturday, Jan. 22nd 2011 8:18 AM
Connecticut dental insurance, Kids teeth care: What are some good ways of getting your four year old to start brushing on his own correctly. My son just plays around he not really brushing his teeth. I still have to brush for him once in a while.
I think if it was not for me flossing his teeth at night and standing over him while he brushes he would have bad teeth by now. I know he young yet so I do not mind but I want him to start learning because I do feel he is behind on this. Would love to hear some good tips
Sunday, Nov. 21st 2010 9:52 AM
My daughter is five and I still more or less brushing her teeth for her because when she does it and I watch her she really just playing around. How can I really get her to brush her teeth right. She does not put of a fuss about burshing she just does not do it right. Am I pushing her too soon? She is five but I hear that some kids brush on their own much sooner. Advise please.
Sunday, Oct. 31st 2010 7:22 AM
I would like some advise please. I took my six year old son to see a dentist. Now it has been about a year since he last seen a dentist because I was between dental insurance plans. The new dentist we went to see says he has two back molars that have very large cavities and should be filled and crowned in order to save the teeth
This seems like a lot of work for just one year absent from seeing a dentist. I take care of my son teeth and they were find only a year ago. Does this sound possible to you? Should I be tyring to get a second opinion?
Thursday, Oct. 21st 2010 9:52 AM
My son is 16 months and my daughter is three and we would like to get dental insurance that offer free to very low cost prevent dental care. We are not the type of family that have bad teeth or will get bad teeth. I make sure my kids teeth are being brush and floss and my children have been seeing a dentist since they frist started teething.
It just getting costly and I know if I take the time to buy dental insurane it will save me money. Can you advise a good plan for this out here in FL. I thank you for any help.
Monday, Sep. 13th 2010 10:37 AM
I just got dental insurance for my family and my three year old went to see the dentist we picked for her. The dentist is wanting to see my daughter four times a year for a cleaning. Our insurance covers for only two. Is not four times a year a bit excessive? I was always told two times a year was good enough. I this dentist just trying to get more money from us?
Saturday, Jul. 17th 2010 7:57 AM
My five year old does not really brush her teeth. She just plays around and acts like she is. I do not understand why she is like this. My seven year old son has no problems with brushing. The only time she brush for the full three mintues is when I am watching her.
I would think by five she should be able to brush without it be an issue every day two times a day. Do you have any helpful tips that I could try to maybe make her like brushing her teeth better?
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Sunday, Jul. 11th 2010 2:48 PM
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Sunday, Jun. 27th 2010 7:59 AM
My question is can a baby just have rotten baby teeth? My good friend baby is just now cutting his first few baby teeth. However the teeth that are coming out look rotten. His teeth are grayish white in color. She does not know why this is happening.
I told her since she asked for my opinion that she should take him to see a dentist. That I am not sure if babies can be born with bad teeth or bad teeth color. My sons teeth were white.
If she does take her son to see a dentist will a dentist be able to fixed her son’s teeth? I would like to be able to get her some helpful information. Since she is afraid of what the dentist is going to say about her son’s teeth.