All great parents know that despite your hard work and best intentions, you can’t always prevent things from happening to your child. When it comes to oral health, sometimes even with regular dental appointments and daily brushing, your child might still end up with a cavity.  The great news is that our team at Children’s Read More

It’s common knowledge that consuming too much sugar can lead to tooth decay, but you may not know exactly how that happens. It’s not so much the sugar itself that causes damage but what takes place after you eat or drink. This knowledge is especially important when monitoring what your child eats and how their Read More

When it comes to dental needs, each patient requires customized care for the best treatment results. Some families with small children need extra or specialized care. Pediatric dentists have unique qualifications; they can provide gentler care and education for young children and treat young patients with special needs or disabilities. At the Children’s Dental Center, Read More

Protecting your child’s teeth is essential to keeping your little ones happy and healthy. It may be a no-brainer that their oral health is important to their wellbeing, but understanding just how to take care of baby teeth might not be so simple. Fortunately, you have the Children’s Dental Center at your side, ready to Read More

Let’s set the scene: you’re a busy parent who works during the day and takes care of your kids in the evening. You do your best to ensure your kids are healthy, safe, and happy, and you make it a priority to teach them good habits that will stick with them throughout their lifetimes. In Read More

As a parent, trying to keep up with all the developmental milestones your child is going through from birth through their teenage years can be difficult. Our team at the Children’s Dental Center works with parents and children daily to improve their oral health and hygiene, so when it comes to dealing with baby teeth, Read More

Your oral health is the gateway to your overall health, and the same is true for your kids! From an early age, children should be visiting the dentist regularly to make sure their teeth are happy and healthy. Routine visits are key to developing good oral hygiene habits and preventing dental issues in the future.  Read More

As a parent, there are so many things to learn to make sure that your child is happy, healthy, and well cared for. When children are little, you may not be as worried about their teeth, and for obvious reasons: they haven’t grown in yet! But as they get older and their baby teeth begin Read More

You can never be too young to learn about good dental hygiene! ‘Tooth’ be told, it is one of the most important life lessons for any young person because as we learn and grow, we become used to the habits that we form – for better or worse.  Our Children’s Dental Center team has years Read More

Along with the occasional cavity or crown, dental anxiety is one of the most common issues we deal with at the Children’s Dental Center. No matter their age, most people experience hesitation or fear when it comes to a dental appointment, so it is no surprise that our youth often find it a bit difficult Read More