10 Fun Dental Facts
Updated January 2021 Fun facts about the mouth and dentistry! The enamel that covers the top of your tooth is the hardest substance in the human body Children have 20 […] Read more
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To Fluoride or Not to Fluoride: That is the Question
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there’s a good chance that your kids may be using too much toothpaste. In early February of this year, the CDC […] Read more
What Should I do if my Child breaks or Loses a tooth?
Dental emergencies are very common in children and adolescents. Just like any first aid situation, knowledge, planning, and preparation are key to minimizing pain, discomfort and long-term damage. The most […] Read more
Brushing Your Toddler’s Teeth
How to set the stage for a lifetime of good dental hygiene. At the end of a hectic day, the last thing you want to do is worry about helping […] Read more
Your Child’s Tooth is Loose! How do you get it out?
Updated January 2021 Your child’s tooth is loose! Now what? Nothing can be more frightening than realizing that your child’s tooth is loose and not knowing what to do about […] Read more
Should I Accompany My Child To Their Dentist Visit?
Updated January 2021 Should I accompany my child to their dental visit? This is one of the most common questions we receive as dentists, and team members at our pediatric […] Read more
Enamel What??? – Enamel Hypoplasia Q & A
Updated January 2021 Your child’s dentist just told you that your child has areas of enamel hypoplasia on their teeth. Here are answers to some of the questions you may […] Read more
Why a Pediatric Dentist Might be a Good Fit for Your Child
What is a pediatric dentist and why might they be a good fit for your child? Read more
How To Prevent Sneaky Cavities in Teens
Updated January 2021 Most teenagers relish the newfound freedoms they find themselves facing: the ability to drive, the use of a cell phone (usually a newer model than that of […] Read more
Tips for Preventing Dental Cavities
Establishing regular dental visits for your child, every 6 months starting at or before age 1 is very important to maintain good dental health and prevent cavities. It is important […] Read more
