As newborns grow, their baby teeth typically emerge when they are between six months and a year old. During this teething phase, you might notice your baby becoming fussy and drooling more frequently. Fortunately, our pediatric dental team is here to assist you. We’ve compiled a list of effective tips to help soothe your teething baby and make …

A common question that parents often ask is how frequently their children need dental X-rays. Here at Lindner Dental, we recommend that children receive X-rays once per year. This can vary depending on specific factors for your child. The American Dental Association recommends that children receive X-rays every 12–24 months if they are between …

As a parent, your child’s health is your top priority. However, teaching your child the importance of good oral health can be very challenging, especially for young children. For children who are not yet school age or able to tie their own shoelaces, parents and caregivers should be brushing and flossing their children’s teeth. However, it is i…

As a parent you want what’s best for your child and to keep them as happy and healthy as possible. Taking care of your oral health is important for keeping your overall body healthy. Taking your child to the dentist early will ensure their overall health is in check, and their beautiful smile will be on the right track as they grow older. Disco…

If you are wondering when to take your child to the dentist, you’re in the right place. As a newborn parent, it can be extremely overwhelming, and you want to do whatever it takes to keep your child healthy. When it comes to their dental care, children should first go to the dentist at six months- a year. Many parents should make their initial …

Lindner Dental Associates in Bedford, NH recently held a toothbrush design contest for local children. The response was nothing short of amazing! There were 63 entries submitted including a life-sized toothbrush, a toothbrush made out of legos, a snowman toothbrush, a giraffe and so many more wonderful entries. “All the entries were so incre…

It’s normal for children and adults to feel fear and stress at their dentist appointments. Everything is new and unknown to them, and the medical setting can be a bit overwhelming. Preventing their dental anxiety starts by bringing them to the dentist at an early age so they can get used to teeth cleanings and exams. There are other ways to hel…

Children that develop good dental hygiene habits when they are young are much more apt to continue those habits for a lifetime. It is easier than you may think to teach children of all ages how to properly care for their teeth. Investing time and patience now will certainly pay off in the long run! Infants Dental care is important for infants ev…

Many parents may feel overwhelmed thinking about their child’s first dental visit. By understanding what a first appointment entails and how to prepare for it, we can help eliminate those first visit jitters and make the experience a positive one. This guide will answer some common questions about the preparation and expectations of your child’s…

Often times during infancy, a pacifier may be the only thing keeping you sane. Infants can benefit from a pacifier early on (0-12 months) to help them self soothe before and during sleep. It is important to understand, however, that little ones should be weaned from their pacifiers as soon as possible in order to avoid bite problems and other or…