If you have questions about your child’s first dental appointment, then you likely feel uneasy and unprepared. The unknown can be scary! But, there is no need to worry. Your child’s first dental appointment isn’t something to worry about. To help you find the answers you need so you can know more about the appointment, our pediatric dental specialists are... read more »

If you've been expecting a child, you recognize that it takes lots of medical visits, and that can include lots of prescriptions. (And if you may be expecting soon, you'll find out how busy a pregnancy can be!) To assist your doctors as they take care of you during your pregnancy, there are some things you should do. First, tell... read more »

Sucking is a natural reflex for infants; they even suck their fingers in the womb. Thumb sucking or pacifiers help babies to feel secure and happy as they learn and grow. Prolonged finger sucking or binkies can actually create misalignment issues with your child’s primary teeth and lead to changes in the roof of the mouth. It is also viewed... read more »

Sometimes, it is difficult to know what to do to help your child learn good oral hygiene habits. Simply setting a timer and supervising can be a dreary task for all involved. Here are some ways to make sure your child’s oral hygiene is a good experience all around. First, remember that toothbrushes need to be replaced every 3-4 months,... read more »