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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.
Holiday Dental Tips to Help Your Child Enjoy the Season Cavity-Free
As exciting as the holidays can be, it is important to keep a few things in mind, especially when it comes to your child’s dental health.
Why Stretching is Necessary After a Baby’s Frenectomy
If your baby has recently undergone a tongue or lip tie release, you’ve likely been advised to do stretches as part of their aftercare. We understand that this part of the process can be incredibly challenging.
What Our Dentists Want You to Know About Charcoal Toothpaste for Kids
Charcoal toothpaste has become increasingly popular lately, popping up on store shelves, in online ads, and even all over social media. In this article, we explain why charcoal toothpaste might not be as harmless as it seems.
Fruit Juice Isn’t as Sweet as It Seems for Your Kid’s Teeth: Here’s Why
While whole fruits are packed with fiber, vitamins, and other nutrients, fruit juice tells a different story. The concentrated sugars in these drinks can start wearing away tooth enamel before you even notice it.
How to Soothe Your Baby During Teething (And Save Your Sanity!)
Teething can be a tough time for both babies and parents. But this phase won’t last forever, and there are ways to make it easier for everyone.
Treats That Won’t Trick Teeth: Top 5 Halloween Treats That Are Dentist-Recommended
We’re here to help you strike a balance between Halloween fun and keeping those smiles healthy.
Why Are My Child’s Teeth Turning Yellow? Common Causes of Tooth Discoloration in Kids
Tooth discoloration in kids is more common than you might think, and there are several reasons why it can happen.
The ABCs of Canker Sores in Children
Here we explain in more detail about what canker sores are, why they happen, and how to help your child feel better.
How Dry Mouth Can Affect Your Child’s Dental Health
Unfortunately, many parents are unaware that chronic dry mouth can actually increase their child’s risk of developing cavities and gum disease.
How Our Pediatric Dental Team Creates a Supportive Environment for Special Needs Children
In this article, we explain how we adapt our methods for special needs children.
Why Proper Latching Matters for Breast and Bottle Feeding
Here, we look at why a good latch is important for your little one, how to tell if the latch isn’t quite right, and when you might want to ask for some extra help.