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What is a Pulpotomy Procedure in Baby Teeth?
Here’s what you should know about pulpotomy and why your dentist might recommend it for your child.
How Do I Know if My Child Has a Dental Abscess?
A dental abscess is a common condition that we see in young patients. Just like untreated cavities in baby teeth, a dental abscess can cause significant problems for your child if not addressed promptly.
A Parent’s Guide to Early Dental Care for Children with Special Needs
As we recognize March as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, we want to take this opportunity to highlight the importance of starting your child’s dental care early, especially if they have special needs.
What are TMJ Disorders in Children? Symptoms and How to Spot Them Early
Did you know that TMJ disorders don’t just affect adults? Unfortunately, they can impact children of any age too.
How Does Chewing Gum Impact Kids’ Oral Health?
Before you toss that pack of gum into the cart, let’s take a closer look at how chewing gum affects your child’s teeth and overall dental health.
What to Expect If Your Child Has Missing Teeth
If your child or someone you know has missing teeth, this guide can help. We’ll go over what this condition is and how to manage it.
Surprising Habits That Can Affect Your Child’s Dental Health
Thumb-sucking, ice chewing, gum picking, and teeth grinding are just a few behaviors that can lead to issues like misalignment, enamel damage, and even sleep-related problems.
Common Causes of Gum Recession in Kids and How Parents Can Help
Gum recession is something we see quite often in our practice, and here are the most common causes.
Should My Child Use a Water Flosser?
In this blog, we break it all down to help you decide if a water flosser is the right fit for your child.
Understanding Your Child’s Irregular Tooth Growth: Advice from Our Dental Experts
If you’ve noticed your little one starting to teethe, you might have been eagerly waiting for their first tiny tooth to poke through. You probably imagined it would be those sweet, tiny bottom front teeth. But instead, you spot something surprising: their canines! Wait, what?!
How to Handle It If Your Child Knocks Out a Tooth
It can be incredibly upsetting to see our child’s first few teeth missing or injured, and it can bring on feelings of guilt.
What to Do If Your Child Has Bad Breath
If your child has bad breath that won’t go away, here are some steps you can take to help eliminate it.