by Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry | Jun 23, 2026 | Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry
An infant chipped tooth can be alarming, especially when it happens during a fall, a first step, or an unexpected tumble. The good news is that most minor chips are not life-threatening, and there are several steps parents can take at home to keep their child...
by Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry | May 14, 2026 | Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry
How to prevent cavities in preschoolers? The answer is to combine good daily oral hygiene, smart nutrition, and professional dental care. You might be surprised to learn that tooth decay can begin shortly after the first tooth appears. In fact, early childhood...
by Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry | Apr 17, 2026 | Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry
Oral conscious sedation is generally considered safe for children when administered by trained professionals who follow strict guidelines, including proper dosing, medical screening, and continuous monitoring. Most children remain awake but deeply relaxed, and serious...
by Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry | Feb 10, 2026 | Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry
As a parent, you may wonder, ‘Are cavities contagious?’ The answer is no; cavities do not spread like a cold or the flu. They can develop in your child when cavity-causing bacteria are passed through shared utensils, cups, or close contact. The CDC reports...
by Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry | Jan 16, 2026 | Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry
Untreated inflammation and gingivitis in infants can do more than cause discomfort–it can impact their overall growth and nutrition. A 2025 pediatric dental review directly links poor oral health in early childhood to potential systemic complications, including...
by Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry | Dec 15, 2025 | Kentuckiana Pediatric Dentistry
Did you know that more than half of children aged six to eight have had a cavity in at least one of their baby teeth? As a parent, navigating cavities in milk teeth, often called baby teeth, can feel confusing and concerning. It’s important to understand why...
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