Many parents are worried about the health of their children's teeth, and we're all being told to chew gum to keep teeth clean. But is chewing sugar-free gum good for your child's teeth? Read More
For many babies and toddlers sucking on a pacifier or their thumb is a natural way to self-soothe. Sucking on thumbs, fingers, pacis, and various objects may also help relax and comfort them when they’re tired and sleepy. Read More
A recent survey from the University of Michigan found that nearly half of 790 parents thought they didn't need to bring their child in for their first dental visit until around two or three years old. Some even thought that four or older was ok. Read More
Going to the dentist can make some children anxious, especially if they need a dental procedure like a cavity filling or oral surgery. Sedation dentistry might be a good option for your child. Read More
Children’s teeth usually start getting loose because the adult (or permanent) teeth are ready to come in. Kids tend to lose teeth in the same order they got them, most commonly the front teeth, followed by the canines and molars. Read More
We receive a lot of questions from parents about brushing their baby’s teeth. We’re here to answer all your questions! Read More
Did you know that your child should start flossing when their first two teeth begin to touch? Read More
This month-long national health observance brings together thousands of dedicated professionals, healthcare providers, and educators to promote the benefits of good oral health to children, their caregivers, teachers and many others Read More
An underbite on your child may lead you to wonder when you should take them to an orthodontist to be corrected. According to Hersch Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, the sooner it is fixed the better. We walk through everything you need to know about this, often complicated orthodontic problem . Read More
Children should have their first orthodontic screening by 7-8 years old. It’s essential to screen for complex orthodontic problems that can be corrected before braces. Read More
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