by Lafayette Pediatric Dentistry | Jan 29, 2026 | Oral Health
You’ve probably noticed some bumpy edges on your child’s new front teeth. Those little ridges can catch you off guard, especially if this is your first time seeing permanent teeth come in. These ridges show up on most kids’ newly erupted permanent...
by Lafayette Pediatric Dentistry | Jan 23, 2026 | Oral Health
Preventive pediatric dental care is about more than visiting the dentist twice a year for a cleaning and exam. It’s also about everything we do to stop cavities and other dental issues from developing in the first place. That includes sealants and early detection, and...
by Lafayette Pediatric Dentistry | Jan 19, 2026 | Oral Health
Watching your child push away their plate or refuse to try new foods can be exhausting, and it’s completely normal to feel stressed when your little one just won’t make the jump to solid foods. You might be worried about nutrition, wondering if something...
by Lafayette Pediatric Dentistry | Dec 23, 2025 | Oral Health
We’ve all heard the stories. A toddler who only eats chicken nuggets and goldfish crackers. A preschooler who gags at the sight of green vegetables. Picky eating is so common that most parents just assume their child will grow out of it eventually. And sometimes...
by Lafayette Pediatric Dentistry | Dec 18, 2025 | Oral Health
Most parents expect their child’s baby teeth to fall out on their own and be replaced by permanent teeth as they grow. This usually wraps up around age 12, when kids lose their last baby molars and make room for their adult teeth. It’s one of those childhood...
by Lafayette Pediatric Dentistry | Nov 24, 2025 | Oral Health
If you’re a parent with a newborn, you probably find yourself checking every inch of your baby. Every sound, spot, or tiny bump can make you worry, and that’s completely normal. Many parents notice what looks like a small white bump, or even a few, on their baby’s...
