Do you know how to brush your teeth the right way? Whether you're a parent of a child or you're a child reading this, it's important to know how to brush your teeth (or your child's teeth), so you can form good dental habits that will last a lifetime.  Many children...

With their busy, exciting, and always on-the-go little lives, it is unsurprising that children are not the best at maintaining good dental hygiene. Parents can find that their toddler or pre-schooler struggles to brush their teeth regularly, not to mention enjoy...

A child's very first dental visit is an important milestone that can make or break their perception of dentists. After all, more than 60% of adults suffer from dental fear and for most people, it was an unpleasant dental experience early in their life that created...

Your child is due for his or her first dental appointment. You're trying to find an appropriate dentist. The only problem is that you don't know how to find the right dentist. Fortunately, we can help you with that. Without further ado, here's how to choose the right...

As a parent, you know the importance of going to the dentist. Chances are, you overcame your dentophobia many years ago, and now helping your child through theirs seems like a daunting task. Well, you're not alone. Nearly 20% of school-age kids are scared of the...

One in every five children has an untreated tooth decay problem. The pediatric dentists handle the common dental problems that children face. From the gums to the tongue to the teeth, children dentists in Colleyville are well-versed with the common issues which affect...

Knowing that some dental problems start at an early age can worry a lot of parents. Even a one-year-old child may have white/chalky spots or tooth decay, especially if you put them to sleep with a juice or milk bottle. That's why a child should see a dentist early on....

Tooth decay is a serious problem among children in the U.S. In fact, approximately one in five children aged 5-11 and one in seven children aged 12-19 have at least one untreated decayed tooth. Does your child get regular dental exams? If not, their chances of dealing...

Most children start sprouting teeth between 6 months to a year (sometimes earlier) and by one year of age, it's recommended that they visit a dentist. But how do you know which dentist is right for you and your child? Should you choose anyone you find on the internet?...