PHN News
Let’s Talk about Children’s Dental Health
Every February, the American Dental Association (ADA) promotes National Children’s Dental Health Month to showcase the significance of good oral health. Instilling positive dental habits early on can lay the foundation for a healthy dental future. Also, promoting good oral hygiene and routine dental check-ups can lead to better school performance. This year, we asked…
Enhancing Pediatric Healthcare: Transforming Primary Health Network’s Sharon Medical Pediatrics into an Educational Hub
Join our PHN Charitable Foundation as we unveil an innovative fundraising initiative set for this year’s Giving Tuesday on November 28, 2023. Our goal is to revamp the waiting room at Primary Health Network’s Sharon Medical Pediatrics into an educational hub, elevating the experience for our visitors. At the PHN Charitable Foundation, our commitment extends…
When Not to Send Your Child to School
Before sending your ill child to school, consider the seriousness of the symptoms and the underlying causes. See if other students can catch the sickness as well. Keep your sick youngster at home until the contagious time has passed if at all possible. The first thing to ask yourself as a parent or caregiver is…
The Most Overlooked Childhood Disease
Tooth decay can begin as early as age 1, and children with tooth decay are more likely to develop long-term oral health issues. Be sure to have your child brush his or her teeth for 2 minutes twice a day for a healthy smile! #2min2xDid you know that tooth decay is one of the most…
Pediatric Well-Being
As soon as your children are verbal you should begin talking to them about wellness, states Primary Health Network pediatrician John Cunningham, MD. This includes encouraging them to incorporate physical activity into their lifestyle and remaining physically active; a great way to keep your child excited about wellness is by modeling that behavior as a…