Have you noticed white spots on your child’s teeth? Numerous factors can lead to white spots or discoloration on the teeth. Among these are illnesses and infections, vitamin deficiencies, excessive fluoride, and even trauma to the teeth. In many instances, these white spots are not harmful to their teeth, but they can make your child…
Children may complain of a toothache, a bad taste in their mouth, or a bump on their gums. These symptoms may indicate that your child has an abscessed tooth. An abscessed tooth is a dental emergency, but fortunately, it is completely treatable and preventable. What is an abscessed tooth? An abscessed tooth occurs when the…
With kids, their smiles are constantly evolving and developing. There are a lot of changes between the time the first tooth erupts and the moment the last permanent tooth makes its debut. Children’s smiles have so much going on that it is no wonder several myths have emerged about children’s teeth. As pediatric dental specialists,…
Ahhh, childhood. It’s fun and games until someone loses a tooth. Kids can be active indoors and outdoors all year round. Sports, skating parks, bounce house parties, climbing trees, jumping off swings, and even playing PE at school can all cause your child to knock their teeth loose or even knock them out! Dental health…
A healthy smile is important to both you and your child. Each time your child visits our pediatric dental office, our dentist will check their teeth and discuss their dental habits. Additionally, we can determine whether your child is getting enough fluoride, which is found in most toothpaste and mouth rinses available at grocery stores.…
Have you noticed any white spots on your teeth? How sensitive are they? How about cracks, chips, or indentions on them? If so, you may be suffering from enamel erosion. Our teeth have the hardest enamel of any body part. Dental enamel protects your teeth. Despite its strength, the body’s strongest substance shouldn’t be ignored.…
In general, probiotics are marketed as being beneficial for digestion. In recent studies, they have also been shown to help improve oral health. This is because probiotics have been shown to fight infections that cause oral diseases. Gingivitis can be reduced by using probiotics. Probiotics have been shown to reduce gum bleeding in patients with…
It is helpful if oral health is not neglected during pregnancy. Hormonal changes can significantly affect your oral health. There is evidence linking oral health complications to an increased risk of other significant health problems. What’s the most prominent oral health problem during pregnancy? How can you prevent it? Here are some tips from our…
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that about 20% of children regularly take prescription medications. Over the years, the number of children who take medication prescribed by a doctor has steadily increased. Some medicines may harm your child’s dental health. Our team will better adapt our treatment plan if we know about…
There are hundreds of bacteria in your child’s mouth. You and your child need to understand that not all bacteria are harmful. In the following paragraphs, you’ll find out what you need to know about the bacteria in your child’s mouth. Understanding Bacteria There have been more than 700 kinds of oral bacteria identified to…
