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If you think you know a lot about dentistry, you might've been told some myths that are untrue in your lifetime. When you have kids, it's important to get the facts straight to help them take care of their oral health. Keep reading to learn the most common myths about...

Most adults see the dentist twice a year for teeth cleaning. But did you know that your child also needs to see the dentist for teeth cleaning as well?  Your child's baby teeth require care that's just as important as caring for their adult teeth. But why should you...

Approximately 4 million people are wearing braces in America at any given time. Pediatric braces are a great way of straightening out teeth and ensuring children have a straight, clear smile as they grow up. But many parents are worried. They don't know exactly how...

About 42% of young children have had cavities in their baby teeth. Many parents underestimate the importance of childhood dental hygiene because those teeth will fall out. Unfortunately, poor oral health can lead to gum problems (which are difficult to reverse). ...

As of 2022, there are more than 188,000 dentists in the US. Unfortunately, not all these dentists can suit your family's dental care needs. You need to shop around and find a perfect dentist for your loved ones. Experienced family dentists treat anyone in your family,...

Parents should take their children to the dentist by the time of their first birthday or by the time they get their first tooth. But the question is, should your child see a general dentist or a pediatric dentist? There are many benefits of seeing a pediatric dentist,...

One study found that 47% of children had some level of dental anxiety before a dental care appointment. Children who don't learn how to get over a fear of the dentist may continue to have dental anxiety as adults. Did you know that you can help your child get over...

Did you know that your baby’s first dental visit should occur before celebrating their first birthday? However, most families put this appointment off until their children are up to four years old. It is essential to realize that a child’s first dental visit needs to...

Your baby has a pacifier and you’re wondering if it will affect their teeth? Surprisingly, the answer is yes. Pacifiers can cause “pacifier teeth,” which are small bumps on your child’s front teeth caused by prolonged use of a pacifier. These bumps can lead to tooth...

Do your kids need dental work such as root canals or cavity fillings? Are you wondering how sedation for dental work is used for minors? Believe it or not, kids' sedation dentistry has come a long way. It can offer your child a pain-free, positive experience that will...