If your children have problems with their teeth. Take them - lets us see and gives us the opportunity to bring them good oral hygiene. We recommend that children over 3 years old should see a dentist twice a year for preventive care.

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According to the American Dental Association, they are safe to use. Amalgam fillings do not contain free mercury; therefore according to the ADA, they impart no health risk and need not be removed unnecessarily.

The sensitivity of the tooth is caused from the dentinal tubule contents being stimulated inducing an increase in the pulpal blood flow affecting the nerve. During the treatment, drilling , watering , drying and the shrinkage of some materials takes place affecting the dentinal tubule fluid. Recommendation to reduce sensitivity is the use of an anesthetic solution containing vasocanstrictor. This should be used routinely for patient comfort and reducing post-operative sensitivity. Occasionally the patient may be sensitive for 1 - 2 weeks after the treatment.

If a permanent tooth is injured, time is of the essence. Replace the tooth in its socket, and get to your dentist’s office immediately, holding the tooth firmly in place. If you are uncomfortable replacing the tooth in its socket, clean it (taking care not to remove attached tissues), and store the tooth in a glass of milk, or if milk is not available, use clean water. Your dentist will try to re-implant and stabilize the tooth. If the tooth is a baby tooth, don’t replace it in its socket; damage to the permanent tooth could occur. When in doubt, place the tooth in milk, and call your dentist immediately. 

Dentists generally use steam or hot air to sterilize instruments in an autoclave at high temperatures and pressures, which kills any infectious agents. Dentists may also use disposable instruments. Instruments are sterilized before each use. Autoclaves are tested regularly by an outside source to ensure they are sterilizing effectively. 

Thumbsucking is a normal, soothing reflex for babies and young children. However, as permanent teeth come in, continued thumbsucking may cause improper tooth alignment. Different factors determine if dental problems will occur resulting from thumbsucking, including how often your child sucks his or her thumb, how long they've been sucking their thumb, and how much force the child uses. Children should stop sucking their thumb by the time their permanent teeth come in--usually around six or seven years of age.
The MDS recommends that positive feedback, such as praise or small rewards, be given to encourage children to stop sucking their thumb. Negative reinforcement or constant nagging can have the opposite effect by making children more self-conscious and pushing them to suck their thumb more. As a last resort, a dentist may recommend an appliance be placed in the child's mouth, which serves as a reminder and a deterrent against thumbsucking. Parents should keep in mind that thumbsucking during childhood is normal and children will likely give up the habit when they are ready.