Children with special needs often have unique oral health issues and have a greater risk for oral health problems. Oral sensitivity, symptoms of their condition, certain medications, difficulty eating, and diet can all contribute to dental concerns. In addition, medical or behavioral issues may result in dental care often taking a back seat. If you’re …
Instilling good oral habits in your child when they are young will foster good dental health for life! Going to the dentist can be a terrifying thing for a child. However, if you instill good oral habits early on with your young one, you can avoid bad experiences at the dentist, fostering good dental health …
Since children can’t see plaque, it can be hard for them to understand why they need to brush their teeth. At the end of a busy day of parenting, the last thing you want is to fight with your kids to brush their teeth. However, all too often, that is exactly what it feels like …
Fear of dentists can impact kids’ dental hygiene negatively. As a parent, you can help your kids overcome their fears using these tips. A trip to the dentist is always a different experience for each kid. Some become anxious and have many questions about the procedures, while others retreat in silence due to fear from …
If you have any questions or concerns about how your child’s teeth are developing, schedule an appointment with us today. We strive to provide the highest quality of pediatric dental care in a comfortable environment. As a parent, you always want what is best for your child. As you watch them grow and develop, you …
If your child needs a tooth extracted, don’t worry, it is one of the most common pediatric dentistry procedures for children. A pediatric extraction is the surgical removal of a primary tooth. But why would a child need a primary tooth extracted? After all, their primary teeth, or baby teeth, are going to fall out …