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Pediatric dentists specialize in recognizing the stages of decay in baby teeth and will recommend the appropriate treatment for your child’s

Pediatric dentists occasionally get requests from parents to forgo dental X-rays, as parents have concerns about radiation exposure. Rest as

Though it may be tempting to let your child skip brushing and flossing when they’re sick, it’s better for their health if you keep to a...

Food choices and eating patterns can affect whether your child has problems like tooth decay and cavities. Snacks such as cookies, crackers,

For younger children, a trip to the dentist office can seem scary. In our office, we aim to make easy for them (and fun, given that we...

Tooth decay can occur as early as age 1, which is why we advise parents to start early with taking care of their baby’s oral health. Some...

It happens when you least expect it: your child knocked out a tooth. Now what? The pain and surprise of facial trauma can be frightening...

Many parents consider getting their children started with braces. Two common parental concerns: does my child need braces, and if so,...

Many parents consider getting their children started with braces. Two common parental concerns: does my child need braces, and if so,...

The kids are home for summer…and the amount of snacking has increased tenfold. While a few snacks a day can be a good balance for...

No more shots, no drilling and no pain With our new Solea laser, we are able to fix cavities as well perform other procedures, without...

Some parents ask us why it matters to take care of baby teeth. They just fall out, so why bother? There are numerous reasons, the most...

We see children each day with severe wear from teeth grinding. Oftentimes, the child doesn’t even know they are doing so because it’s...

Parents often ask why we recommend their children have dental X-rays taken. While a child’s smile may look healthy, there are parts of...

When we ask parents to begin flossing their baby’s teeth, they give us a look like, are you for real? We are. It’s not as difficult or...

Parents often ask why we recommend their children have dental X-rays taken. While a child’s smile may look healthy, there are parts of...

The chewing surfaces of permanent molars have pits and grooves that can trap plaque and bits of food. Even a toothbrush bristle is too...

Sucking on thumbs, fingers or pacifiers is normal for infants and young children, and most kids will stop on their own. We advise parents...

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that children have their first dental visit shortly after the eruption of...

Halloween is around the corner, and lots of candy will hit us all soon. Help your kids stay on track for good oral health and keep those...