Dental Tips

Dental emergencies can happen at any time—especially to children. While this can be a scary thought, it means that it’s important to familiarize yourself with the best course of action to take when they happen, and rest assured that a qualified dentist is well-equipped to treat pediatric dental emergencies. Below are a few situations that…

Every parent knows it’s a great feeling to see your child smile—but those precious smiles need to be cared for! Children’s dental health is an important part of their developmental process, and forming good oral care habits starts much earlier than many parents might realize. Proper kids’ dental care is crucial to forming strong, healthy…

Scheduling children’s dental care can be a mystery to new parents—and with good reason. There’s a misconception that, because children’s baby teeth will simply fall out, dental care isn’t as important with babies and toddlers as it is with older children, but this isn’t the case! There are plenty of reasons for toddlers (and even…

No matter how carefully you look after your child’s teeth, a single sports game, playtime at recess, or even just a bite of hardy can result in a chipped or fractured tooth. While the thought can be scary, broken teeth in young children are actually quite common and can happen from a variety of causes.…

Children’s teeth are especially sensitive to decay and other problems that we as adults work so hard to eradicate from our own mouths. Even babies need special care to ensure that they get a good head start with their oral care, and pediatric dentists can help make sure your child’s teeth (even the baby ones!)…

Choosing your child’s pediatric dentist is a crucial part of their oral—and overall—health. While many dentists can treat children, pediatric dentists undergo specialized training to identify and treat dental problems in children in a way that keeps them calm and comfortable. A proper pediatric dentist will instill a sense of trust in your child that…

It’s inevitable—almost every child will experience a toothache at some point. Unlike when adults have a toothache, however, young children can’t articulate which tooth is hurting them, nor understand that the pain is usually temporary. Crying and discomfort are common, and a child’s toothache can often happen when you least expect it, like on vacation…