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Caring for your child’s teeth is an important part of being a good parent. It can seem daunting at times. And, for new parents, even more so! But with some quick questions answered, it should make the process a whole lot easier! Here are some o...

Guidelines The current guidelines when providing deep sedation or general anesthesia in dental procedures to children from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry for dentists and oral surgeons was upd...

When do babies start teething, anyway? And does the arrival of teeth come with all of the fevers, cries, and sore gums that everybody says? Here’s what to expect with teething babies. When Do Babies Start Teething? You should expect the first t...

Managing Dental Anxiety Nearly 20% of children have anxiety when it comes to visiting the dentist. Many dentists find a fearful child more difficult to treat with proper dental care. There are however, ways to managing dental anxiety in children that...

A recent report just out by Healthy Eating Research (HER) recommends healthy drinks for kids. Leading health organizations have partnered in a new study with Healthy Eating Research that encourages healthy drinks for kids. The Academy of Nutrition an...

There are many things that you and your dentist can do to help your children have strong, healthy teeth; one of those things is using dental sealant for children. What is Dental Sealant? Dental sealant is a thin coating made from special plastic that...

One cause of “the terrible twos” is the emergence of your toddler’s two-year old molars. These last four molars are the final baby teeth to erupt and can be an unpleasant experience for children and parents alike. Since these molars are so larg...

Children run a very high risk of tooth decay, which can lead to a lifetime of dental problems. Luckily, you can protect your child’s dental health with these seven simple steps. 1. Get the First Checkup by the First Birthday Dental experts strongly...