If you’re a parent, you already know—kids are unpredictable. One minute they’re playing happily, the next they’ve taken a tumble and chipped a tooth. Whether it’s a fall on …
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It’s no surprise that braces can be a scary concept for anybody with crooked teeth. Will they hurt? Will they make it difficult to eat? Will they look silly? For …
Read MoreThe orthodontist has helped straighten your child’s smile, and now that the teeth are straight they will be straight forever… Right? We’ve all been through enough to know that nothing …
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The average two and a half year old usually has all 20 of their baby teeth. The eruption of these teeth, especially the molars, can be uncomfortable and often painful …
Read MoreBrushing and flossing are essential for our children’s overall oral health, and the type of food and beverages they consume daily can have long term effects on their dental health. …
Read MoreFinding a specialized dentist for your child with special health care needs is a must. This will help your child feel more at ease as a well-trained professional with a …
Read MoreMany children have fear or anxiety about going to the dentist. The good news is that, as adults and parents, we can help them to have an enjoyable experience at …
Read MoreHave you ever been stopped in your tracks by a quick whiff of your kiddo’s breath? Yeah, kids can get bad breath too. And, they can get bad breath from …
Read MoreYou know that saying about the “tip of the iceberg?” Our mouths are sort of like that. Without a deeper look into what’s happening, we really can’t tell what’s brewing …
Read MoreSome more common mislalignment terms we toss around are “overbites” and “underbites,” but did you know there are actually seven fairly common bite issues in children? All of us have …
Read MoreAs pediatric dentists, we realize that you, the parent, play a major role in the overall oral health of your child. This means that we expect to get some questions …
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