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
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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
COVID-19 and going to the Dentist/Orthodontist! Everything you need to know for your upcoming appointment and more!
The number one question we’ve been asked lately: Is it safe for me to bring my child to the dentist or orthodontist during COVID-19? The short answer is YES, but […] Read more
Making Children’s Dentistry and Braces Easy for the Modern Parent
Richmond Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics One year ago, five dentists who specialize in children’s teeth and braces had a vision to build a dental practice to help families through the […] Read more
Vaping is bad for your teeth and so much more!!
E-cigarettes have been available in the United States for the last decade but a spike in vaping among teens and young adults has happened in more recent years. This is […] Read more
Taking Care of Your Retainer and Your Aligned Smile
Once the hard work of straightening your teeth is completed, the next phase of your orthodontic treatment begins: keeping your teeth aligned with a retainer! You don’t want any setbacks […] Read more
How to Help your Child Prepare for Dental Work
Your child has his/her regular cleaning/check-up and the dentist mentions that he/she has a cavity, or needs an extraction of a baby tooth. There are many hard times as a […] Read more
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
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
