Beyond Morning Breath: How to Tackle Persistent Bad Breath in Kids

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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…


Start the New Year With Your Child’s First Dental Visit

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The start of a new year is the perfect time to prioritize your family’s health, and that includes scheduling your child’s dental visits. At the Pediatric Dental Center in Northern Kentucky, we believe in creating positive, lasting dental experiences that encourage lifelong healthy habits. Here’s how you can prepare your child for their first visit…


Dental Infections in Children: Causes, Care, and Solutions

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Dental infections can be a serious concern for children, potentially causing discomfort, swelling, and long-term oral health complications. At the Pediatric Dental Center in Northern Kentucky, we are committed to addressing these issues promptly to protect your child’s smile and overall health. What Causes Dental Infections in Children? Dental infections often result from untreated cavities,…


When a Tooth Needs a Little Help: Dental Extractions

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As a parent, you want the best for your child, including a healthy, pain-free smile. Sometimes, despite our best efforts to protect their teeth, a dental extraction becomes necessary to maintain oral health. While tooth extraction can feel daunting, it can often be the best solution to relieve pain and prevent further dental issues. Here’s…


The Sweet Trap: Understanding Candy’s Impact on Children’s Teeth

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As parents, we all want our children to enjoy life’s little pleasures, including the occasional piece of candy. However, it’s crucial to understand the potential damage candy can cause to your child’s teeth. Here at the Pediatric Dental Center, we believe in balancing enjoyment with education, ensuring that your child can have treats while also…


Why White Fillings are the Best Choice for Your Child’s Smile

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At the Pediatric Dental Center, we understand that cavities in baby teeth can be concerning for parents. That’s why we offer white fillings, also known as composite fillings, to keep your child’s smile healthy and bright. Available at our offices in Burlington, Crestview Hills, and Cold Spring, KY, white fillings are a quick, effective, and…


When to Seek Dental Help for a Loose Baby Tooth

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As your child grows, they’ll experience the natural process of losing their baby teeth to make way for adult ones. While most loose teeth come out on their own without issue, there are certain signs that indicate a visit to the Pediatric Dental Center might be necessary. Here’s what to watch for: 1. Persistent Pain:…


Shielding Smiles: Why Your Child Might Need a Dental Crown and What to Expect

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At the Pediatric Dental Center in Northern Kentucky, we understand that your child’s oral health is a top priority. One of the treatments we provide to ensure their smile stays healthy and strong is the dental crown, commonly referred to as a tooth cap. Here’s why your child might need one and what you can…


Teething Troubles? Tips and Tricks for a Smooth Sailing Smile!

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Teething can be a challenging phase for both parents and babies, bringing sleepless nights, drooling, and discomfort. But don’t worry! Our team at the Pediatric Dental Center has some expert tips to help you navigate this milestone smoothly. Understanding the Teething Process: Teething begins when a baby’s teeth start to push through the gums, typically…