Call Us Today  (310) 534-3444
Monday - Friday 8am - 4pm
Blog on Children's Dental Health Care
Community forum discussion for individuals and families on dental care, oral hygiene, and other related health issues for babies, infants, toddlers, and children of all ages.
«
»

Baby Dental on Dental Abrasion.

Tuesday, Nov. 5th 2013 8:08 AM

Dental Abrasion is caused by something rubbing or scaping against your teeth.  This can happen by brushing too hard, using your teeth a tools by opening bags or holding items with your teeth.  Abrasion can also be caused by partial dentures or retainer that you can remove.

Related posts:

  1. Is your child brushing their teeth correctly?
  2. Baby dentures are they necessary
  3. Health care option gets rolling in Adelphi, health mobile service at county schools.
  4. Cooperative school nurse project Oral Health Connections goes online
  5. Too much or improper consumption of acidic foods could lead to destroyed tooth enamel.
  6. Baby Dental, How To Prevent Tooth Decay.
  7. Baby Dental Care, Getting my teething baby to sleep.
  8. Gum Disease can effect anyone at any age.
  9. Baby Teeth, Teething Cycle.
  10. Baby Dental Care the Sings of Thrush
  11. Baby Dental, The Sings of Oral Thrush
  12. Caring for your baby teeth and oral health care.
  13. Baby Dental, Is it Necessary to Replace Amalgam Fillings.
  14. Dental Care in Florida for Sensitive Teeth.
  15. Basics Helpful Tips for Brushing Baby Teeth
Posted by admin | in Baby Dental Care | Comments Off on Baby Dental on Dental Abrasion.


This site does not provide medical or dental care advice. It is simply a forum in which consumers can voice their opinions,
views, and experiences in an effort to help others with similar problems and situations.
Please be sure you consult your doctor first!
Baby Dental Care - Blog Discussion Forum