How To Manage Your Child’s Halloween Treats From a Pediatric Dental Perspective
Next to Christmas, Halloween is arguably the most popular holiday for children, filled to the brim with creepy costumes, spooky fun, and, of course, candy and chocolatey treats. While the joy of trick-or-treating is undeniable, it’s essential for parents to be mindful of their children’s dental health during this treat-filled season. We are excited to […]
Cherish Every Tiny Tooth: Your How To Guide to Happy Baby Smiles
September is a time to celebrate healthy smiles, and that includes the tiniest members of our families. As parents, it's natural to want the best for your children, and this includes their oral health. Taking care of your baby’s gums and emerging chompers is an essential part of their overall health and well-being. In this […]
Smiles in the Classroom: The Connection Between Oral Health and Academic Success
As parents, educators, and healthcare professionals, we all strive to provide the best environment for children to flourish academically. The link between oral health and academic performance in children is profound. Dental problems, including toothaches, cavities, and gum issues, can impact your child’s ability to focus and learn effectively. In fact, consistent pediatric dental care […]
Fun and Healthy Summer Treats for Kids
Summer is here, and kids eagerly await their favorite season of outdoor play and endless fun. As a parent, you want to ensure that your children enjoy refreshing snacks during the hot summer days, but you also want to keep their teeth healthy and cavity-free. Don’t worry! We’ve got you covered with tooth-friendly snack ideas […]
Tools To Help Your Child Overcome Dental Anxiety While Creating Healthy Smiles
Visiting the dentist can be a daunting experience for many children, often leading to dental anxiety. It’s essential for parents to understand how to help their child navigate their fears to make dental visits a more positive and stress-free experience. In this blog, we will explore helpful strategies and resources that can help you alleviate […]
How To Help Your Child Overcome Their Thumb Sucking Habit
As a parent, you want the best for your child, and that includes their dental health. Unfortunately, thumb sucking is an all too common habit among children, and it can have negative effects on their teeth and jaw development if it continues for too long. Here are some tips to help your child overcome their […]
Safeguard Your Child’s Smile This National Facial Protection Month
Spring is finally here, and April is National Facial Protection Month. This is a time to raise awareness about the importance of protecting the face during contact sports and high-impact recreational activities. With spring sports in full swing, it’s important to remember that accidents can and often do happen, leaving behind dental injuries. That’s why […]
Why Your Child Might Need a Dental Crown To Restore a Damaged Primary Tooth
Dental crowns are an investment in keeping a tooth as long as possible. Even for children, dental crowns protect their developing smiles because their jaws are still forming. Any tooth gaps that arise when a tooth is pulled early because of decay, or even injury from an accident or contact sports, can leave your child […]
February Is a Busy Month When It Comes to Your Child’s Dental Health
This year’s theme by the American Dental Association (ADA) is “Brush, Floss, Smile.” This year, they offer the following dental health tips to help support your child’s developing oral health for healthy teeth and gums: Brush your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. Floss between your teeth every day. Eat healthy foods and limit […]
How To Keep Your Child’s Smile Healthy During the Busy Holiday Season
This holiday season, take some time amongst all the busyness to keep your child’s smile safe and healthy. Whether it is the tantalizing treats they love this time of year, the wintery sports they play or the gifts you give them, make sure their teeth are protected despite the hecticness of the holidays. After all, […]