Educational Articles & Videos
The Super Dentists empower you with knowledge. We believe that all parents want to do the best for their children. These dental articles help to ensure that parents have the knowledge they need to make well-informed decisions about their children’s dental health as well as their own. children. These dental articles help to ensure that parents have the knowledge they need to make well-informed decisions about their children’s dental health.
The Super Dentists are serious about dental patient education. Some of the most important decisions you’ll make as a patient – and parent – involve dental care for you and your family. Our dental patient education materials are designed to empower you with the knowledge to make the right decision – the first time, every time. Along with our comprehensive dental services, The Super Dentists also offer transparent, totally accessible dental patient educational resources.
This portal provides plenty of dental information for patients. But if you can find exactly what you’re looking for, please contact The Super Dentists directly by phone at 1 (855) GO SUPER, or by text message at 1 (844) 765—1234. Our goal is to provide accessible, informative dental information for patients whenever they need it. Don’t hesitate to contact us today.
Dental Patient Education – The First Step in Getting Superior Dental Care
The Super Dentists are San Diego’s #1 pediatric and adult dentistry. One reason we’re so popular is because we always put the patient first. And a big part of this patient-first concept involves dental patient education. Our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page lists some of the most commonly asked questions from our patients, along with our answers.
Below, you’ll find a categorized collection of our main services, which increases overall dental patient education. From dental hygiene patient education to dental patient education materials, this page brings together informative resources, helpful articles, how-to advice, and much more. It’s all part of our effort to make every patient more knowledgeable about our services – including you!
Dental Patient Education Materials & Hygiene Information
Browse below for more information on everything from dental hygiene patient education, daily dental care tips & tricks, general info, 24/7 emergency services, braces for kids, teeth & gum care advice, and much more.
The Super Dentists are here to help educate and enlighten you on your journey to exceptional oral health! If you have any questions about our services, or you need more dental patient education information, please send a text message to 1 (844) 765—1234, or call us at 1 (855) GO SUPER. You’re always welcome to come visit our dental care professionals in person! We have six convenient locations to serve you, and you’ll find additional dental patient education information at all of our greater San Diego facilities. Click here for a list of our area offices.
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Teething is a normal part of a baby's development. Teething can cause pain and discomfort, which can be stressful for your baby. There are a variety of ways to soothe pain caused by teething. You can use a variety of home remedies or seek outside medical care.
Follow good dental health by using The Super Dentists growth chart: Click here to download
Teething is a normal part of a baby's development. Teething can cause pain and discomfort, which can be stressful for your baby. There are a variety of ways to soothe pain caused by teething. You can use a variety of home remedies or seek outside medical care.
General Info
It’s a complicated world for today’s parents. Critical decisions await mom and dad around every corner as they try to navigate through the process of raising happy, healthy kids.
Read the reasons why you should select a Pediatric Dentists over a General Dentist
So what should you, the parent, be looking for when choosing your child’s dentist? Here are four factors to take into consideration: Read Article
We are heading into a busy time of year full of sports schedules and holiday dinners, so keeping up with your kid's dental care can be somewhat challenging..
Here are a few tips on how to advert dental crises during the next semester. Click to read the article.
Tooth decay in infants and very young children is often referred to as baby bottle tooth decay. Baby bottle tooth decay happens when sweetened liquids or those with natural sugars (like milk, formula, and fruit juice) cling to an infant's teeth for a long time. Learn how a Pediatric Dentist repair BBTD.
1. Please call the office if your child becomes sick or develops a fever, cough, sore throat or has a
runny nose within 2 days before the dental appointment. Another appointment will be
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Emergency
Braces can be installed at any age. However, many dentists recommend braces for children between the ages of 10 and 14.
At this time, the child’s head and mouth are still growing, which makes it easier to move the teeth to their ideal location. If an experienced orthodontist has not seen by your pre-teen, you may want to schedule an appointment today. The Super Dentists orthodontists are skilled in straightening teeth and will let you know if your child needs braces.
Orthodontists commonly will spend one to two hours installing braces.
First, the orthodontist will clean a child's mouth and ensure his or her teeth are dry. Next, the orthodontist will apply bonding glue to the teeth and attach brackets for the braces. And for the final step, the orthodontist will place the archwire in the brackets and secure it with elastic bands.
The braces installation procedure is usually painless. When the bonding glue is applied to the teeth, a child may experience an unpleasant taste in his or her mouth that will dissipate quickly. Furthermore, a child's teeth and mouth will be sore as he or she adjusts to the braces after the procedure, but this soreness should go away within about a week.
Every patient is different, and early orthodontic treatment may prove to be a viable option to reduce the risk of serious oral health problems from developing down the line.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children should have an orthodontic evaluation by age 7. At this time, a pediatric orthodontist will be able to pinpoint developmental oral health issues that could become long-term problems. Common orthodontic problems such as crowding, premature loss of baby teeth and cross bites may lead to the implementation of braces or other oral health treatments.
Before a child gets braces, it is important for a parent to discuss the procedure with his or her son or daughter. By doing so, this child will understand exactly what to expect from the installation procedure, along with how braces will help improve his or her teeth. The Super Dentists can discuss all about braces with you and your child to better prepare you both for the process.
For children, it is common to wear braces for one to two years. And in some cases, kids may need to wear braces for up to three years.
Comparatively, adult braces treatments may require more time than children's treatments because their bones have finished growing. Adults frequently wear braces for 18 months to three years. However, there are new dental technologies available to accelerate the time in braces. The Super Dentists use both AcceleDent and PROPEL to reduce time in braces by about half the time.
Also, both children and adults may need to wear a retainer after their braces are removed to help maintain the results of a braces treatment.
There are many key indicators that can help determine if braces are right for your child, including:
• Your child's teeth appear crowded or crooked
• Your child's jaw shifts or make noises
• Your child commonly bites the sides or roof of his or her mouth
• Your child often struggles to chew food
• Your child frequently breathes through his or her mouth
If your son or daughter encounters any of these issues, you should consider a pediatric orthodontic evaluation to determine if braces will serve as a viable option to help him or her overcome such problems. The Super Dentists can let you know if your child needs braces or another treatment to help with their dental issue.
General Info
Every patient is different, and early orthodontic treatment may prove to be a viable option to reduce the risk of serious oral health problems from developing down the line.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children should have an orthodontic evaluation by age 7. At this time, a pediatric orthodontist will be able to pinpoint developmental oral health issues that could become long-term problems. Common orthodontic problems such as crowding, premature loss of baby teeth and cross bites may lead to the implementation of braces or other oral health treatments.
Before a child gets braces, it is important for a parent to discuss the procedure with his or her son or daughter. By doing so, this child will understand exactly what to expect from the installation procedure, along with how braces will help improve his or her teeth. The Super Dentists can discuss all about braces with you and your child to better prepare you both for the process.
For children, it is common to wear braces for one to two years. And in some cases, kids may need to wear braces for up to three years.
Comparatively, adult braces treatments may require more time than children's treatments because their bones have finished growing. Adults frequently wear braces for 18 months to three years. However, there are new dental technologies available to accelerate the time in braces. The Super Dentists use both AcceleDent and PROPEL to reduce time in braces by about half the time.
Also, both children and adults may need to wear a retainer after their braces are removed to help maintain the results of a braces treatment.
There are many key indicators that can help determine if braces are right for your child, including:
• Your child's teeth appear crowded or crooked
• Your child's jaw shifts or make noises
• Your child commonly bites the sides or roof of his or her mouth
• Your child often struggles to chew food
• Your child frequently breathes through his or her mouth
If your son or daughter encounters any of these issues, you should consider a pediatric orthodontic evaluation to determine if braces will serve as a viable option to help him or her overcome such problems. The Super Dentists can let you know if your child needs braces or another treatment to help with their dental issue.
Braces for Kids
Braces can be installed at any age. However, many dentists recommend braces for children between the ages of 10 and 14.
At this time, the child’s head and mouth are still growing, which makes it easier to move the teeth to their ideal location. If an experienced orthodontist has not seen by your pre-teen, you may want to schedule an appointment today. The Super Dentists orthodontists are skilled in straightening teeth and will let you know if your child needs braces.
Orthodontists commonly will spend one to two hours installing braces.
First, the orthodontist will clean a child's mouth and ensure his or her teeth are dry. Next, the orthodontist will apply bonding glue to the teeth and attach brackets for the braces. And for the final step, the orthodontist will place the archwire in the brackets and secure it with elastic bands.
The braces installation procedure is usually painless. When the bonding glue is applied to the teeth, a child may experience an unpleasant taste in his or her mouth that will dissipate quickly. Furthermore, a child's teeth and mouth will be sore as he or she adjusts to the braces after the procedure, but this soreness should go away within about a week.
Every patient is different, and early orthodontic treatment may prove to be a viable option to reduce the risk of serious oral health problems from developing down the line.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children should have an orthodontic evaluation by age 7. At this time, a pediatric orthodontist will be able to pinpoint developmental oral health issues that could become long-term problems. Common orthodontic problems such as crowding, premature loss of baby teeth and cross bites may lead to the implementation of braces or other oral health treatments.
Before a child gets braces, it is important for a parent to discuss the procedure with his or her son or daughter. By doing so, this child will understand exactly what to expect from the installation procedure, along with how braces will help improve his or her teeth. The Super Dentists can discuss all about braces with you and your child to better prepare you both for the process.
For children, it is common to wear braces for one to two years. And in some cases, kids may need to wear braces for up to three years.
Comparatively, adult braces treatments may require more time than children's treatments because their bones have finished growing. Adults frequently wear braces for 18 months to three years. However, there are new dental technologies available to accelerate the time in braces. The Super Dentists use both AcceleDent and PROPEL to reduce time in braces by about half the time.
Also, both children and adults may need to wear a retainer after their braces are removed to help maintain the results of a braces treatment.
There are many key indicators that can help determine if braces are right for your child, including:
• Your child's teeth appear crowded or crooked
• Your child's jaw shifts or make noises
• Your child commonly bites the sides or roof of his or her mouth
• Your child often struggles to chew food
• Your child frequently breathes through his or her mouth
If your son or daughter encounters any of these issues, you should consider a pediatric orthodontic evaluation to determine if braces will serve as a viable option to help him or her overcome such problems. The Super Dentists can let you know if your child needs braces or another treatment to help with their dental issue.
