Children’s Dental Anxiety Many youngsters suffer from dental phobia. As parents, we are hesitant to place our children in circumstances that could cause them fear or discomfort, which may discourage us from getting the essential treatment for our children’s healthy dental growth. Dental anxiety is a serious issue, and...
It is ultimately the parents’ responsibility to brush their children’s teeth for them as they watch older toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children until they establish appropriate technique and are sure they are spitting out the toothpaste. Consult your pediatric dentist if you’re concerned that your child is getting too...
Sedation dentistry is one of the most popular topics in the dental world, but it’s also often surrounded by numerous misconceptions. It’s time we clear things up by explaining five common misconceptions about sedation dentistry and what you need to know to have a successful treatment. So, let’s get...
Are you anxious about the oral health and broken teeth of your children? Well, dental crowns can be a better solution for it. The tooth-shaped caps placed on damaged or broken teeth are dental crowns. These crowns are usually used to restore teeth or when filling does not provide...
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a severe type of autism characterized by deficient social interaction and restricted or repetitive patterns of thought and activity. According to research, ASD affects one in every 54 children. Individuals with ASD have problems communicating and may have certain behavioral features, such as difficulty...
Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is a popular dental sedation technique. It’s probably one of the most widely used sedation techniques. Nitrous oxide or laughing gas lowers anxiety for the patient during dental treatments. But what exactly is nitrous oxide, and how does it reduce anxiety during...
Every day, your baby accomplishes new milestones, and the first dental visit is yet another one to document in their baby book. The first dental visit should occur after the first tooth appears, but no later than the child’s first birthday. Why so soon? Your baby can get cavities,...
Many parents wonder when is the right time for other little ones to visit the dentist. Our pediatric dentists get tons of questions at our clinic, like when babies go to the dentist or start teething, etc. Dental health is important at any age, but there are a few...
So, you want to take good care of your child’s teeth and make sure they aren’t growing up without a beautiful smile. But what is the best way to do this? You might not think about the importance of brushing their teeth twice daily. This may seem like a...
Teeth are important for a child to live a long, healthy life. In addition to regular dentist visits, there are also other ways you can help protect your child’s teeth from acid erosion and cavities. One of these is by choosing an appropriately age-appropriate dental crown for children. Let’s...