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Root canal therapy is a treatment option that can ease your child’s pain while also preserving their tooth. If you’re wondering whether root canal therapy for children is a safe and effective treatment option, here’s everything you need to know. Root canal is a procedure that removes the infected...
22 Feb
There are several things you can do to assist your child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to be ready for their dental appointment and have a positive experience. We’ve got some great ideas just waiting for a chance at being implemented into your family’s routine – you just need...
27 Jun
Biological dentistry is the discipline of applying natural remedies to prevent, treat, and maintain oral health. Before recommending treatments, a biological dentist evaluates the patient’s whole physical and emotional wellness. A biological dentist recognizes that the mouth and body are linked to each other, and that illness or disease...
24 Jun
Building oral hygiene habits like regular brushing and flossing are necessary to prevent oral diseases like cavities, especially in children. However, tooth decay can be fought in another way according to pediatric dentists; dental sealants! Dental sealants are made up of thin plastic and are used as a coating...
21 Jun
Sleep or sedation dentistry means the use of general anesthesia for dental patients. However, according to pediatric dentists, there is a lot of concern associated with this topic especially when it comes to children. Parents and the children tend to be not sure about these dental sedatives usually, which...
30 May
The white zirconia dental crown is a metal-free, exceedingly esthetic, and highly durable material used in dentistry today. Fortunately, developments in this cutting-edge technology with ceramics have resulted in a stainless steel crown replacement. These crowns can be used to restore primary teeth that have been chipped, damaged, or...
23 May
For some cavities in baby teeth, crowns offer a minimally intrusive solution. Hall Crowns are placed without the need of needles, numbing or anesthetic, or drilling. This may make treatment more comfortable for some children and reduce the need for sedation and general anesthetics in pediatric dentistry. Is a...
16 May
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...
09 May
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...