Gum Health Awareness Month: Keeping Your Child’s Teeth and Gums Healthy
Gum disease also known as periodontal disease, is a serious oral health condition that affects millions of people each year. It is caused by the buildup of plaque and tartar on teeth and gums, and if left untreated, can lead to tooth loss and other serious...
Brushing Tips for the New Year
Happy New Year from Colleyville Pediatric Dentistry. As we move into 2023, our staff couldn't be more excited to help you start on the right foot. Are you looking to make a New Year's resolution to improve your dental hygiene? Great idea! Taking care of your...
Dental Health: A Parent’s Guide to Holiday Treats
The holiday season is now in full swing, and we know that means a surplus of sugary treats as we spend time with our loved ones. Although it’s common knowledge that candy and teeth do not always get along, parents should know that some candies are better than others....
Colleyville Children’s Dentistry Celebrates National Brush Your Teeth Day
November is here, and the team at Colleyville Children’s Dentistry is thrilled to celebrate National Brush Your Teeth Day on November 1st, 2022. Although it takes place only one day, we love to make it more fun as we enter the holiday season. To commemorate National...
The Benefits of a Pediatric Dentist
Being a parent requires you to constantly ask yourself questions. As your child begins to develop their teeth, it can be difficult to determine the best place to go. If you find yourself wondering what the benefits of a pediatric dentist are, this guide will help you...
Is It Safe for Teenagers to Bleach Teeth?
Feelings of self-consciousness during teen years are nothing new. But a 2021 study found that teens are spending an average of 87 minutes on social media each day. All of that exposure is making more teens feel self-conscious and look for ways to improve their...
What to Do If Your Child Has a Dental Emergency
Accidents happen innocently and quickly. You may be enjoying a beautiful summer day outside with ou children when one trips and falls, knocking out a tooth. Little can cause more fear than when your child experiences trauma to the mouth or severe mouth pain. When a...
The Common Problems That Require an Emergency Pediatric Dentist
Once your child is two years old, you need to take them to the dentist every six months. Two visits to your local Colleyville pediatric dentistry per year would be enough for your child in an ideal world. But this world is far from ideal, and there are times when even...
10 Advantages of Taking Your Kids to Your Local Colleyville Pediatric Dentistry Practice
If you live in Colleyville, TX, you've already chosen a great place to raise your family! Now all they need is a great pediatric dentist to set them up for life. This is vitally important because oral health is about more than just looking great. The CDC reports that...
8 Reasons to See Your Local Children’s Dentist in Colleyville, TX
Your child's first teeth will begin to break through the gums at about 6 months of age. By the time they're 2 or 3, all of their primary teeth will erupt. Your child should see a dentist by the age of 1 or within 6 months of their first tooth erupting. Not sure if you...
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