5 Common Lesions in the Mouths of Children
08.16.16
Lesions seen in the mouth of children can be scary for parents. Some lesions in children are harmless and can even be a part of their normal anatomy, but look as if they are infectious. Read more…
Your Child’s Regular Dental Check-ups
03.17.15
Have you ever wondered why it’s recommended that you bring your child to the dentist every six months? While it might seem excessive to some, there are many reasons why this is important. Here’s just Read more…
An Explanation of how Cavities Develop
01.30.15
Let’s start with the basics. Teeth are made up of mostly calcium and phosphate (hard minerals). Cavities form when three things are present: cavity causing bacteria, complex carbohydrates (cavity causing foods and drinks), and time. Read more…
First Dental Visit
12.02.14
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that kiddos have their first dental visit around age one. This may seem early, but there are many benefits to seeing a dentist at this age. If your Read more…
General Anesthesia
09.29.14
If a child is very young, has special needs, or is unable to get work done in the office for other reasons, a pediatric dentist may recommend they have the work done under general anesthesia. Read more…
