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How Conscious Sedation Makes Dental Visits Easier for Kids (and Parents)
Conscious sedation can actually make dental visits smoother for both kids and parents by helping children stay relaxed and comfortable while receiving the care they need in a safe, supportive way.
When Picky Eating isn’t Just Picky: Signs of an Underlying Oral Issue
Sometimes, what looks like picky eating is actually something else entirely. Sometimes there’s an underlying oral issue causing the problem.
Is It Possible for Baby Teeth to Never Fall Out?
There are cases where baby teeth stay in place well past childhood, even into the teen years or adulthood.
Does My Kid Really Need a Dental Crown?
Pediatric dental crowns are pretty common, and they serve an important purpose in protecting your child’s developing teeth.
What is an Epstein Pearl in Newborn Babies?
Many parents notice what looks like a small white bump, or even a few, on their baby’s gums or the roof of their mouth and start to panic. Is it an infection? Could it be a tooth coming in already? Should you call the doctor right away?
Why Kids Pick Their Gums and When to Worry
This guide breaks down the common causes of gum picking, explains when it becomes a problem, and gives you some ways to help your child stop.
What to Expect at Each Stage of Your Child’s Dental Development
In this post, we walk through the major stages of dental development, starting with those first tiny teeth and continuing through the teen years when wisdom teeth appear.
Is a Double Row of Teeth Normal? Our Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist Explains
You’re brushing your kid’s teeth one night and suddenly you spot a second row of teeth popping up behind the baby ones. Is that… normal?
Tips for Managing Dental Anxiety in Teens and Tweens
So what do you do when your older child has outgrown the usual tricks but still gets that panicky feeling whenever they hear the words “dentist appointment”?
Do I Need to Use Training Toothpaste for My Kid?
One item that often leaves parents wondering is “training toothpaste.” Is this something your little one actually needs, or just another clever marketing ploy?
A Parent’s Guide to Dental Sedation: What to Expect Before and After
We understand that the idea of your little one being sedated can feel overwhelming, but dental sedation allows us to provide necessary care while keeping your child comfortable and stress-free.
Do I Need to Take My Child to the Dentist for a Toothache?
In this post, we go over when a toothache might be minor and when it’s a sign that it’s time to see the dentist.