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Parents and caregivers can help children understand that feelings are ok, and that there are better ways to respond to them than biting. There are many ways to teach your child appropriate emotional responses. Here are a few: Talk to your child about feelings and encourage him to use words to express feelings. Share your feelings, both happy and sad, with your child verbally, to provide a model for appropriate behavior. Reinforce positive behavior; praise your child when he exhibits good social skills, such as sharing, being polite and showing patience.
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Hunter Schmitt
Hunter is a patient at our office who is very talented and uses his time and energy to help others! Hunter is a champion swimmer who has been swimming for 11 years. He is a member of the Northland United Swim Team and re ce nt l y q u a l i f i e d fo r sectionals in his division. He practices two hours per day and five days per week to hone his skill When Hunter is not in the pool, he is an excellent student. He hopes to major in biology in chemistry in college and one day go to medical school. Hunter also spends time bettering his community. Most recently, he spent time volunteering for the Bob Hiatt Beautification Day in North Kansas City. Thank you Hunter for being such a talented swimmer and generous person. We feel so blessed to have such great patients!
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3. The tooth, the whole tooth, nothing but the tooth. While the front surface of your teeth may seem like the most logical to clean, its equally important to clean the inner surface of your teeth (tongue side) as well as the chewing surface. And be sure to clean along your gum line a key spot for plaque buildup. 4. Step 1: eat, step 2: clean. While youre in treatment, its important to brush after every meal. Bits of food can easily get caught between braces and teeth, and these food bits interact with bacteria in your mouth to cause decay. The longer food is in contact with your teeth, the greater opportunity for plaque to form. If you are eating somewhere that you cant brush, thoroughly rinse your mouth with water.
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