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For your child thumb sucking can be one of their biggest habits and comforts. This is actually a natural root reflex that babies begin to develop in utero. When it comes to toddlers their thumb or [...]

The first two years of your child’s life is very important. Their mouth goes through many changes and important milestones during that time. A parents role during this time is to help your child—and their teeth—as [...]

It can be very beneficial to begin dental care as soon as you are able. There are multiple health benefits to caring for your child’s mouth right away, but you can get them used to the [...]

Teeth don’t grow like hair or nails, so once they are fully formed there is no changing them. A full set of 32 adult teeth are just too big for a child’s jaw. That’s why we [...]

If you face a dental emergency, you should give us a call immediately. Here is a list of common pediatric dental emergencies that can assist you through these situations.  Broken, Chipped, or Fractured Tooth If your [...]

The pediatric dentist will ask questions about current oral care, diet, the general health of the child, the child’s oral habits, and the child’s current fluoride intake. Once answers to these questions have been established, the [...]

Here are some of our best tips to get your kiddo on track to a lifetime of healthy teeth and gums: Schedule 6-month check-ups. Schedule an appointment ASAP if it’s been over six months since your [...]

A toothache (pulpitis) is when the pulp inside a tooth becomes inflamed and infected. The pulp is the soft part inside the tooth that has blood vessels and nerves. What causes a toothache in a child? [...]