It is common knowledge that brushing and flossing are very important for good dental health. Consuming a balanced diet that is rich in nutritious, low-sugar foods is also important. At …

Brushing 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. …

Finding 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 …

Have you noticed that when your child’s adult teeth begin to erupt through the gums, they come in darker and more yellow than baby teeth? Rest assured, this is normal …

Why Do Pediatric Dentists Use X-Rays? X-Rays are a fundamental part of a pediatric dentist’s ability to diagnose and monitor a child’s dental health. Exams that rely only on visual …

A toothless baby smile is cute, but just wait until their first few teeth make an appearance! A baby’s twenty primary teeth are already present in the jaw at birth. …

We all know that noise that makes you wince a little when you hear it; teeth grinding. And it’s more common in children than you might think it is.  An …

So you’re curious about braces? Whatever the reason, you’ve found yourself wondering about braces; you’re not alone! Over four-million Americans are wearing braces at this very moment. Here are a …

Many 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 …

Nutrition plays a huge role in tooth decay. Teaching children how to properly fuel their body can lead to lifelong oral and physical health. We often hear that sugar is …