Losing baby teeth during childhood is an exciting milestone of growing up. However, what if those highly anticipated permanent pearly whites begin to come in before the baby teeth have fallen out? Although it can be somewhat alarming to see your little one developing rows of teeth, there’s no need to panic. This occurrence, often […]
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Growing up can be hard sometimes, especially if your child isn’t feeling confident about showing off their smile. Staining can be caused by all sorts of different things, but is teeth whitening for kids okay? How can you boost your child’s self-esteem about their smile? Continue reading to learn more about the best ways to […]
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It’s hard enough to know what questions to ask about your own teeth, but it’s even tougher to know which ones to use when trying to understand the health of your child’s teeth. Thankfully, a children’s dentist in Rowlett is more than willing to speak with you about the health of your child’s mouth. At your next […]
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The health of your child’s smile is important but when it comes to deciding whether they should return for a dental appointment once doors reopen, you may begin to think, “Is it safe?” This common question is being asked by millions of parents at this time, and your dentist fully understands the hesitation you might […]
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Tooth decay is the number one most common chronic childhood illness, more common than both asthma and diabetes. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry estimates that roughly 60% of children will develop at least one cavity by the age of five. Unfortunately, factors like genetics, bad dental habits, an abundance of sugary foods and drinks, […]
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As a parent, it’s hard not to panic when you know your child is in discomfort or pain. If your child has begun complaining about their tooth hurting when they drink or eat hot or cold items, it could be a sign that their dental crown is damaged or broken. Even though this is considered […]
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We all know that if a child eats too much sugar, they can get cavities. But did you know there are foods that can actually make your kid’s teeth stronger? A pediatric dentist is here to talk about 8 foods that are beneficial to your children’s oral health. 1. Vitamin C Your child’s mouth (and everyone’s mouth) […]
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We’ve all seen the viral videos and heard the family stories featuring creative ways to remove baby teeth. As interesting as these stories and videos may be, a lot of these methods might not be safe. You may be asking yourself how to pull a baby tooth. Let’s look at 3 safe methods. The Classic String […]
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When you’re a parent, you always want what’s best for your child, no matter how difficult it is. Your kid’s oral health is no exception. Lots of kids don’t like brushing, flossing, or going to the dentist, so we’ve put together this list of tips to make sure your child grows up with excellent oral health […]
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According to the CDC, 20% of children from age 5 to 11 have at least one decayed tooth that is untreated. Many parents have difficulty determining how much dental care their kids need and at what age certain dental milestones should happen. Surprisingly, good dental care should begin even before your child’s first tooth appears. […]
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