Here at Children’s Dental Center, we understand how worrying oral issues can be for parents and caregivers. A common issue we see in the office is an older child or teenager who is missing one or more permanent teeth. Parents and patients alike worry about why this may be happening and how they can address Read More

Goodbye 2019…hello 2020! If you’re anything like us, you may be wondering how we’re already at the end of 2019, with 2020 right around the corner. It feels like we blinked and the year just disappeared! While we try to come to terms with how fast it all flew by, we’ve also been reflecting on Read More

Thanksgiving is one of the best times of the year, thanks to quality time with family and friends and a table full of scrumptious seasonal favorites. But beyond the loaded dessert table and football on in the background, this holiday provides us with a perfect opportunity to step back from our busy schedules and truly Read More

Tooth enamel is the first line of defense your teeth have against plaque and cavities, but it can still be eroded despite how strong it is. This can leave a child’s teeth susceptible to tooth decay, cavities, and even gum disease.  Here at Children’s Dental Center, we are committed to providing excellent pediatric dental care Read More

It takes forever to get here, then disappears in the blink of an eye, but you still have time to plan a  family adventure or two before summer is over! If you’re tired of the same old pools and splash pads, and desperate to get the kids off their phones and out of the house Read More

Here at Children’s Dental Center, we often emphasize how important a good dental hygiene routine is, especially for children. Brushing and flossing daily is one of the best ways to keep your teeth clean and your whole mouth healthy, which is one reason we encourage it so strongly. However, this is only one part of Read More

Take a walk down any oral care aisle, and you’re likely to find any number of products designed specifically for sensitive teeth. That’s because this condition is incredibly common, with as many as 1 in 8 people suffering from tooth sensitivity. While there are various types and levels of sensitivity, it tends to be most Read More

For most adults, visiting the dentist regularly is just a routine part of life. For small children, however, it can be an unfamiliar and sometimes scary experience. Younger children are often unsure what to expect during a checkup, and may worry that going to the dentist will hurt or be uncomfortable. While this is a Read More

After all the cookies, cakes, and candy that came with the holidays, it’s time to get your kids back on track when it comes to their dental health! Stores are already stocking up on Valentine’s treats, so now is the perfect time to review their hygiene habits and make changes if needed. Here at Children’s Read More

Here at Children’s Dental Center, one of the questions we hear from parents most often is, “what type of toothbrush is best for my child?” Similarly, parents want to know whether high-tech electric toothbrushes are more effective at cleaning children’s teeth than a manual toothbrush may be. The powered rotation and stroke action has led Read More