You already know why it's important for you to see a dentist as an adult, but it's equally important for your child to see their pediatric dentist to prevent children cavity issues that can become worse if they go untreated.  Though cavities in children are often...

About 20% of children between 5 and 11 years have a decayed tooth. Dental hygiene for kids should start as early as the first teeth appear. You’ll save your kids from the horrific experience of cavities and other gum diseases. Easier said than done, right? Dental...

Being scared of the dentist is a common part of childhood. Children often don't understand what's going on or why they're being subjected to all of these people in masks and whirring metal instruments. There are strange sights, sounds, smells, and bright lights, and...

Brushing your teeth can feel like a chore at times, but if you have kids, it's important to lead by example when it comes to good dental health. Whether you have toddlers or teenagers, there are lots of things you can do to teach your kids flossing and brushing habits...

Good oral health is essential to good health overall. This is why it's so important to practice regular brushing, flossing, and eating healthy foods. By now you probably know that taking your child to the dentist for checkups can go a long way in protecting their oral...

Although it's largely preventable, tooth decay remains one of the most common childhood diseases, affecting 42 percent of children aged between 2 and 11.  A routine of good dental hygiene and regular pediatric dental checkups can make a huge difference in avoiding...

When it comes to your family's health, you probably schedule regular checkups for every member of the family, including your children. While some families choose to see the same general practitioner, others choose to send their kids to see a pediatrician. With dental...