The start of a new year often brings a wave of motivation to build better habits for ourselves and our families. While gym memberships and healthier eating plans usually top the resolution list, oral health deserves a spot right alongside them. Scheduling a dental visit early in the year at the Pediatric Dental Center sets…
Dental Health
A Safe Approach to Pediatric Sedation Dentistry
For many children, a trip to the dentist can feel like a monumental event. It is not uncommon for young ones to feel anxious or scared about the sights, sounds, and sensations of a dental office. At the Pediatric Dental Center, we know that this fear is often more common than parents realize. Anxiety can…
Baby Teeth, Big Impact: Your Child’s First Appointment
Your baby’s first tooth is a big milestone—but it’s also the moment parents start wondering, “Is it time for the dentist?” At the Pediatric Dental Center, we know that early dental care plays a huge role in shaping your child’s long-term oral health, and the right first visit can set them up for a lifetime…
A Calmer Dental Visit for Kids with Laughing Gas
At the Pediatric Dental Center, we understand how important it is for children to feel comfortable when visiting the dentist. Positive early experiences shape the way kids view dental care for years to come. For children who feel nervous, need extensive treatment, or struggle to sit still, nitrous oxide—often called laughing gas—can make all the…
Back-to-School Smiles Start with a Cleaning
The Pediatric Dental Center knows how important it is to start the school year off right. Along with new supplies, fresh clothes, and updated schedules, a healthy smile should be part of every child’s back-to-school checklist. Dr. Eric Soper and our caring team provide gentle pediatric dental care to make sure your child’s teeth are…
Why Allergies Might Be Behind Your Child’s Bad Breath
At the Pediatric Dental Center, we know that parents want to keep their children’s smiles healthy and fresh. Dr. Eric Soper and our experienced team see many young patients whose parents are concerned about persistent bad breath. While poor brushing habits are often the first thing people think of, allergies can also play a surprising…
Cracked, Chipped, or Decayed? We Can Help
At the Pediatric Dental Center, Dr. Eric Soper and his team understand that accidents and tooth decay are part of growing up. That’s why we provide expert restorative dental care for children in a welcoming, kid-friendly environment. Whether a tooth is chipped, cracked, broken, or decayed, dental restorations play a crucial role in protecting your…
When Should Your Baby See a Dentist? Sooner Than You Think
If you thought dental visits were just for big kids, think again! Early dental care is a vital step in your baby’s health, and it’s never too early to start prioritizing their oral hygiene. Visiting the dentist early not only helps to prevent potential issues but also builds your child’s comfort and confidence with dental…
Sweet Tooth Trouble: How Too Much Candy Hurts Kids’ Smiles
Kids love candy. From gummy bears to sour worms, sweet treats bring them endless joy. But too much candy can take a serious toll on their dental health. At the Pediatric Dental Center, we believe parents play a crucial role in safeguarding their child’s smile, and awareness is the first step. Understanding how sugar impacts…
Beyond Morning Breath: How to Tackle Persistent Bad Breath in Kids
Bad breath, or halitosis, is something every child experiences from time to time, particularly after eating certain foods or waking up in the morning. However, persistent bad breath in children can be a sign of an underlying issue that requires attention. At Pediatric Dental Center, we understand how concerning this can be for parents, and…
