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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.
Parents, Avoid These Top 7 Mistakes That Could Ruin Your Child’s Smile
Many factors lead to cavities and other dental issues in kids, and at our practice, we’ve noticed that many of these problems stem from preventable causes.
Baby Born With Teeth: How Common Is It and Should You Worry?
Some newborns arrive with one or more teeth already visible. This occurrence, known as natal teeth, is uncommon but not unheard of.
Moving Past Parental Guilt When Your Child Has Cavities
Finding out your child has cavities can trigger a wave of guilt. You might wonder if you should have been stricter about brushing or more careful about snacks.
How to Motivate Your Teen to Brush Their Teeth
In this blog, we share some tips to help your teenager take better care of their teeth.
How to Enjoy National Ice Cream Month Without Damaging Your Child’s Teeth
July brings more than just scorching heat to Louisiana—it’s also National Ice Cream Month. As temperatures soar past 90°F, many of us reach for this cool, creamy treat.
Obstructive Sleep Apnea: Not Just for Adults
It’s important to sleep disordered breathing in kids early on because it can affect their behavior, learning abilities, and overall health and growth. In this article, we’ll explore the telltale signs parents should watch for and emphasize the importance of early detection.
Why Summer Break is the Best Time for Your Child’s Dental Check-Up
Let’s take a closer look at why summer is the best time for your child’s dental check-up.