What to do if my child cries at the dentist? A guide for parents
A child crying during a dentist visit doesn't necessarily mean the appointment was a failure. Fear, insecurity, or crying...
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Does your child push their teeth with their tongue when swallowing? It could be atypical swallowing.
Have you noticed that when your child swallows, they push their tongue forward and it seems to push against their teeth? Although it may seem like a harmless gesture…
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Children's dental check-up in Valencia for back to school
September means back to routine. New backpacks, books, school supplies, schedules, and extracurricular activities are once again part of daily life…
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Bad oral habits in children that seem harmless (but aren't)
Many habits that children acquire during their first years of life seem completely normal. However, when they continue for longer than recommended, they can…
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Dental sealants in children: what they are and why they can prevent cavities
Tooth decay is one of the most common childhood diseases. Although proper oral hygiene and a balanced diet are essential for…
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Baby's first tooth: when it appears and how to care for it from the start
The arrival of a baby's first tooth is a very special moment for any family. Besides marking a new stage in their growth, it also…
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Crossbite in children: how to detect it early and why it is essential to correct it
Crossbite in children is one of the most common malocclusion problems in pediatric orthodontics. It often goes unnoticed by parents, but…
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Atypical swallowing in children: causes, consequences and treatment in Valencia
Atypical swallowing in children: causes, consequences and treatment in Valencia. Atypical swallowing is an abnormal functional habit that can alter dental development and…
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What is the best age to start Invisalign treatment in Valencia?
What's the best age to start Invisalign? | MIDSA Valencia What's the best age to start Invisalign treatment in Valencia? It's becoming increasingly common…
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Mouth and posture
There is a close connection between dental occlusion (bite) and body posture. This relationship occurs primarily through the temporomandibular joint…
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