Even though they’re going to fall out sooner or later, children’s first set of teeth are important and should be cared for as diligently as adult teeth. We specialize in early dental care at the name of practice. Perhaps not surprisingly, the single most common problem in children’s teeth is cavities. According to one study,…
Early Dental Care
When They’re No Longer Children
Kids grow up. Every parent knows that and knows the mixed feelings that come with it. When they are toddlers we take them to a pediatric dentist, like those in Pediatric Dental Center. How do we know when the time has come to transition to a general dental practice? Generally speaking, pediatric dentists see their…
Kids And Dental Health
Good dental care habits are as important for kids as they are for grownups. That means daily brushing and flossing and regular trips to the dentist. At Pediatric Dental Center we welcome young patients. Your little ones should see the dentist for that very first checkup no later than their first birthday. It should be…
The Manual Toothbrush: Still Essential
Are manual toothbrushes obsolete? Would you believe people have been asking that question for more than fifty years? At name of the practice, we assure parents everywhere that the answer is no. When it comes to maintaining your dental health, and your children’s, an old-school manual toothbrush is up to the task. “Wait a minute,”…
Some Common Children’s Dental Issues
Your small children’s teeth are relatively new, but they can end up with some of the same dental issues as their parents and other adults. Parents’ quick responses to any developing symptoms will save time, money and any unnecessary pain. Some dentists are specially trained to manage unique pediatric dental issues which include young and…
Hidden Sugar in Burlington Kids’ Snacks
Many children consume far too much sugar. This is reflected in the high rates of tooth decay seen in dental offices across the country, including Pediatric Dental Center. In this post we’ll remind you what sugar does to teeth, and what you can do about it. First, though, it’s important to realize how much hidden…
New Parents: Educate Yourselves About Children’s Oral Health
This message from the Pediatric Dental Center is for new parents or couples planning for children sometime in the future. The statistics on early childhood tooth decay are sobering. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, 42% of U.S. children between 2 and 11 years old have in their primary teeth. It…
How Old Should Your Child Be To See The Dentist?
How old should your youngster be before the first dental checkup? Parents should bring their kids into see us at Pediatric Dental Center as soon as their first tooth comes in, or by their first birthday. As children begin their lifelong journey of dental health, we start keeping meticulous records of their development, including the…
Tips and Tricks for Getting Your Children to Brush Their Teeth
Healthy teeth and gums are important at every stage of life. At Pediatric Dental Center we are committed to the dental health of our young patients, and are honored whenever parents demonstrate their trust by making us a part of their child’s wellness team. Kids need to learn proper dental care at an early age.…
Prevent Cavities In Kids!
Keeping toddlers safe and healthy is an ongoing thing. You clip them snuggly in their car seats, kid-proof your medicine cabinet, and take them to the doctor. At Pediatric Dental Center we specialize in children’s dentistry. Too often, we fall into the trap of thinking tooth decay happens because we don’t brush and floss often…
