Baby teeth come and go in several years, being replaced by permanent adult teeth. During this time, however, kids are at risk for developing cavities and abscesses due to infection and decay. Because they cannot …
What Age Should a Child Go to the Dentist?
Starting regular dental check-ups at a young age is important for your child’s oral health, but many parents aren’t sure when these routine dental visits should begin. In this blog post, we’ll discuss what age …
How Sports Drinks Affect Your Dental Health
Many children who participate in athletics––and even those who don’t––consume large amounts of sports drinks. A lot of parents are under the impression that these drinks are healthier alternatives to soft drinks, and while the …
What to Expect at Your Child’s First Dental Visit
Many parents are curious about when their children should start seeing the dentist––and many are surprised to learn the answer. The American Dental Association recommends that a child’s first dental visit occur within six months …
3 Reasons See Your Dentist Regularly
Regular dental visits are as important for children as they are for adults. While many of the reasons are different, the recommendation for appointments every six months is the same no matter what a patient’s …
The Myths and Facts About Fluoride
Fluoride is a controversial subject. Many of our patients’ parents have strong feelings about the issue; aside from mandatory vaccinations, there’s no other public health policy that generates such heated debate. In the United States, …
What to Do When Your Child Knocks out a Tooth
It might be an exaggeration to say it’s a parents’ worst nightmare, but it’s pretty far up on the list––your child comes running to you, bleeding from the mouth, completely inconsolable, and missing a tooth. …
You Are What You Eat: How Diet Affects Dental Health
“Drink your milk, it builds strong bones!” As parents, we’ve all said that to our kids––maybe even a few times a day. We tell them to eat carrots for their eyes and oranges to fight …
Coping With Teething Problems
We get so excited to see that first little tooth poke its way out of our baby’s gums, but as all parents know, the process of getting to that point can be rough. Seeing our …
How to Prevent Cavities in Children: What You Should Know
According to the CDC, tooth decay is considered the most common chronic disease that American children experience; however, with regularly scheduled, biannual dental cleanings and exams, a daily dental hygiene routine as well as dental …
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