Pediatric Dental Care

Establishing good dental habits is incredibly important for your child’s health to prevent tooth decay now and in the future. This set of helpful tips will make sure you’re getting the most…
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The first 12 months of your child life are full of new experiences, triumphs and challenges — and many, many doctor visits. The many checkups and vaccinations your child receives during the…
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The American Dental Association recommends that parents get into the habit of wiping their children’s gums with a soft cloth soon after they’re born. Why? Because it’s extremely important to start modeling…
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What if we told you that there is a way to cut your children’s risk of tooth decay by 80 percent? Luckily, it’s true! Dental sealants added to young teeth are shown…
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Benjamin Franklin said it best: “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” He was referring to overall health when he made that comment, but it applies to dental health…
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Are you encouraging good brushing habits? Developing good dental habits is one of the most important lessons kids need to learn early on in life. Why? Good dental hygiene can keep kids…
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Approximately one in seven people are affected by dental anxiety. Strange smells, sharp instruments and strangers attributes to this anxiety, but for children it can be made even worse due to uncertainty…
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Healthy mouth care for children is important, but it can also be one of the most difficult things for parents and children to do together. Children don’t usually like parents brushing their…
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February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, which means we dedicate the entire month to raising awareness about healthy mouth care for children. Parents are the best partners in ensuring children have…
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February is National Children’s Dental Health Month (NCDHM) hosted by the American Dental Association and the ADA Foundation. This health observance month brings the dental industry together with educators, parents and teachers…
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