Children’s Dental Tips

People often think that because baby teeth aren’t permanent they’re not important. Nope.

Coming early has it benefits. It allows for important education on proper dental health for infants and toddlers.

The best way to develop healthy dental habits is to start them early.

Healthy food, healthy smile; it’s as simple as that.

“Teething” is when a child’s teeth erupt into the mouth. It’s uncomfortable for many children.

Cavities are caused by bacteria or germs that live in the mouth, and grow by sugary and sticky foods and drinks.

Ever wonder what to do when?

For many children, sealants can be helpful in getting through the candy and sugar years.

There are several different products that can be used to restore carious teeth.

Crowns have been indicated for the restoration of primary (baby) and permanent teeth with caries, dental defects or dental trauma.

Baby nerve treatments or pulpotomies are performed when a large carious lesion is into or extremely close to the nerve tissue.

What to expect during an oral surgical procedure.

Release or revision of the frenulum can occur at various ages and for various reasons.

There are various ways to help a child through a dental visit… Click to learn more.