The Dental Anesthesia Center: Sedation and Sleep Dentistry 
There are many reasons why regular exams are critical to your child’s dental health – not just early on, but to establish healthy dental habits that last a lifetime. It might be appealing to put off pediatric dental visits when your children are young. You may figure that they just have baby teeth that aren’t …
There are times when the permanent teeth are ready to surface, but the baby tooth hasn’t fallen out yet. One of the most exciting times in a child’s life is losing their baby teeth. Although they are called baby teeth, it is possible for the teeth to remain until a child is at least 12 …
To leave a fun and lasting impression, finding the best toothbrush to do the job and make them smile is important. The oral health habits that your child develops early on will likely set the tone for their oral health well into adulthood. Although it might not seem like a huge concern, the way that …
Your insurance may cover dental sedation as it may be considered a medical necessity. If you are undergoing a series of dental procedures or treatments, or you need to have major oral surgery, and you are wondering if your dental insurance will cover the cost of having oral sedation, the answer is that it depends …
Sedating a child for a dental procedure is normally very safe, but it’s important for parents to prepare their child for sedation. Safety is always a parent’s top concern when it comes to protecting their child. This is especially true with regard to dental sedation. For children who are autistic or who are extremely young …
Early childhood caries (ECC) is now the most common chronic early childhood disease in the United States. If you’ve had your young child to the dentist and have discovered that he or she has a cavity, you may be wondering if you should hassle with having it filled. You may reason that since the tooth is going to …