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Many dentists recommend that children who need braces receive them in their early teen years. As a general rule, you should wait until your child has all their permanent teeth. Braces for kids are often thought of as a rite of passage in their oral health journey. Almost every child will get some form of…

The timeline for braces can vary by patient, but typically a patient will wear braces for 24 months. Some patients wear them for less time, between 16-18 months, and then some patients may wear them longer than 24 months. Some factors come into play when determining length of required braces-wearing time, such as the severity…

The most challenging aspect of traditional braces is getting used to a new brushing and flossing routine. While before you were able to brush and floss normally, braces create a small roadblock to work around. The habit of proper brushing with braces will keep your teeth feeling healthy and clean.  Your orthodontist will typically show…

The excitement from getting Invisalign braces often overshadows the responsibility behind them. These plastic and removable aligners are much easier to care for than a traditional set of braces.  Taking care of them is essential for your dental hygiene and ensuring they retain their form.  Clean them regularly Much like cleaning your teeth, you will…

Invisalign is an effective method for teens when compared to traditional braces. The design behind clear aligners has come a long way. Patients are able to receive the same treatment from Invisalign as they would from metal braces. Invisalign is a set of clear plastic that replicates a patient’s teeth. Pressure is applied to your…

Fluoride is a mineral that helps your teeth stay strong. It is found in some foods and water and makes toothpaste more powerful at fighting cavities. Fluoride plays an important role in your child’s oral health. Your youngster should start using fluoride toothpaste when they are old enough to spit while brushing. Start with a…

Dental health is important for everyone. From children to senior citizens, brushing and flossing twice a day is essential to keep teeth and gums clean, and free of any problems. We stress this every day at Just For Kids Dentistry in Las Vegas. Unfortunately, tooth decay is the most common chronic illness in children. It…

Dental health is important at every age, but one of the critical periods is when kids are between six and eight years old. As the team at Just For Kids Dentistry in Las Vegas can tell you, that’s when growing children are experiencing big changes in their mouths. It’s during this period that kids go…