What Causes Cavities in Children?
Cavities During the Early Childhood Development Stages Children’s Cavities Cavities are one of the most common dental problems in children. According to the CDC,more than half of children aged 6-8 […] Read more
Category: Advice for Parents
How Your Baby May Benefit from a Tongue and/or Lip Tie Release
Your mom instincts are usually right! Breastfeeding should not be painful. While breastfeeding, does your baby leak milk from the mouth/nose, make clicking or smacking noises, have severe reflux/gas/colic symptoms, […] Read more
Prevent Tooth Decay While Wearing Braces
Curious how you can prevent tooth decay while wearing braces? Cleaning your teeth with braces and other orthodontic appliances can be tricky. We’re here to help make sure you have […] Read more
4 Things to Expect at Your Child’s First Dental Visit
It’s important to your child’s dental health and overall health to get them started early with good oral hygiene habits; this includes scheduling your child’s first dental visit. Our team […] Read more
Five Things to Expect at Your First Orthodontic Visit
We often get asked “What can I expect at my child’s first orthodontic visit? So, we’ve created a list of the top 5 things you and your family can expect […] Read more
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month!
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! Richmond Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics is Central Virginia’s top destination for complete oral care; from your child’s very first tooth all the way […] Read more
Healthy Habits For A Happier Family
Happy New Year Friends! With a new year comes new goals, aspirations and of course challenges as we continue navigating virtual schooling, working from home and staying healthy during a […] Read more
Avoiding Spooky Treats This Halloween!
It’s spooky season and Halloween is right around the corner; guess what that means? Your children are going to want candy and lot’s of it – a pediatric dentist’s worst enemy. […] Read more
Children’s Sleep Habits During A Pandemic
Many factors affect a child’s ability to get a good night’s rest. With all of the changes to everyday life due to COVID-19, to enhanced screen time from virtual learning, […] Read more
The Social Toll On Children With Special Needs During COVID-19
For children with special needs and developmental challenges, a pandemic can bring on a lot of added stress and anxiety. From new routines, to virtual schooling, and less social contact, […] Read more
