Did you miss part I of this three part series? Read Jan's first post, "When your Child Has Reflux," first.
When your toddler or child has Gastroesophageal Reflux
Disease (GERD), it is important to locate a dentist to help you manage dental
care and reduce cavities. I highly recommend finding a pediatric dentist, a
dentist with... Read more
Children with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) are at
risk for developing dental problems. During a reflux episode, stomach acid may
enter the esophagus and mouth (also called backwashing) exposing the teeth to
stomach acid. Over time, the stomach
acid can wear out the outer layer of the tooth (called enamel), especially in
the... Read more
This is a story about my first born daughter Emily. Sometimes I wonder if baby Emily had Gastroesophageal Reflux (GER), a normal physiological condition of infancy with digestive symptoms such as spit up and occasional vomiting. In the first few months of life, she had a fussy period every afternoon and evening. Emily fretted and fussed at... Read more
GERD: A Teen's Point of View Jenna is a high school junior honor roll student with a busy schedule including competing with a top east coast marching band, National Honor Society and church youth council. She also happens to have GERD. Jenna shares her experiences with GERD and lactose intolerance. What does reflux feel... Read more