The feeling of seeing a baby’s first tooth can be a defining moment for parents. As much as every parent wants the best for their babies, it is also easy to dismiss dental care since permanent teeth will replace the first teeth. The fact remains…
Pediatric dentistry has changed substantially over the past several decades. Dental treatments were once focused almost entirely on function over form. Pediatric dentists have begun to recognize the possible pitfalls of focusing on the procedure alone rather than the experience of the children being treated. …
Sedation is a common practice in many hospital settings but is not frequently associated with dental care or oral health. Unlike the deep sedation associated with medical procedures, the level of sedation used in dental care is typically low. It focuses more on creating feelings…
Fear of the dentist is extremely common. Parents and children, alike, are prone to feeling fear or anxiety at the prospect of going to the dentist. Without adequate dental care, oral health suffers substantially, which leads to decreases in quality of life and overall health. …
Oral Health and Development: A Dentist’s Role Dentists may seem to be a small part of your child’s health, but they can actually play a significant role. Far from only teaching children how to brush and floss, and checking for cavities, dentists can help children…
One of the first milestones of your children is growing their first set of teeth. While the appearance of their first teeth marks the start of eating solid foods, it also comes with many questions and opportunities for their oral health. In this post, we…