Pediatrics

Do you have little ones at home that have wiggly teeth or have lost a tooth?  Here are some fun ideas that you can use for your little ones who are expecting a visit from the tooth fairy! If you are going to leave money under your child’s pillow, you can sprinkle “tooth fairy dust” [...]

At your child’s initial visit we will make sure to provide them an exam, a teeth cleaning, and fluoride treatment. Exams: We’ll make sure to examine your child’s mouth to ensure there aren’t any signs of oral health problems in the future. Our goal is to set your child up with a healthy future. Teeth Cleaning: Even [...]

Stay positive – The first step in preparing for your child’s visit to the dentist is promoting a positive attitude towards oral hygiene at home.  Explain to your child how important it is to keep their teeth and gums healthy.   Many parents are afraid of the dentist themselves, so please be sure not to relay [...]

We have many parents come to us with a common question, when should we begin using toothpaste for our children and how much should we use? The short answer is the sooner the better! Starting at birth, clean your child’s gums with a soft infant toothbrush or cloth and water.When your child gets their first [...]

"It seems like all the kids in my child's class are losing their teeth- When will my child lose their teeth?" We are asked this question on a regular basis, and the quick answer is around age 6.  The average child loses their lower central incisors (the teeth that are front and center - the [...]

March has arrived which means the long awaited spring break is right around the corner!  Not only is spring break the perfect time to relax, enjoy the sun, and take fun trips, but it is the perfect time for kids to come in and get their braces. Why is spring break a great time to [...]

Getting your child to the dentist could be the biggest task of the day, week, or month. Your attitude regarding the dentist and how you speak to your child about the dentist can definitely increase or decrease the curiosity and willingness of your little one. 1) Prevention Good things come from being proactive vs. reactive. [...]