Babies usually get their first tooth between six months of age, and the time of their first birthday. This is a major milestone in their development. For one thing, it’s time to bring them in to Pediatric Dental Center for their very first dental checkup. New parents are sometimes surprised to learn that tooth decay…
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Pacifier Do’s and Don’ts for New Parents
Sometimes a pacifier is the only thing that can calm a cranky baby. Most parents tend to think of them as harmless, and as an easy way to pacify an infant. At Pediatric Dental Center we share some thoughts about pacifiers. The American Academy of Pediatrics says pacifiers don’t cause any medical or psychological problems.…
Dental Sealants – Another Tool For Cavity Prevention
Regular brushing and flossing is essential for good dental health. But a toothbrush can’t reach into every small groove and depression in your teeth, especially the really bumpy back teeth. That’s where sealants from Pediatric Denteal Center can be invaluable. Dental sealants are a protective coating applied to the biting surfaces of the teeth. Think…
How Long Can You Use a Toothbrush?
Have you replaced your child’s toothbrush lately? You don’t have to answer that. At Pediatric Dental Center we recommend a new toothbrush every three months (that goes for kids and grownups, alike). Too many people wait too long to get a new toothbrush, which can be bad for dental health. It’s one of the reasons…
Infant And Toddler Teeth Care
At Pediatric Dental Center we are committed to the dental health of our young patients, and we remind parents that dental health is a lifelong journey that begins during infanthood. Caring for your baby’s teeth should begin even before they start to come in. To prevent bacteria growth, parents can wash their gums with a…
Your Child’s Dental Health
Healthy teeth and gums are important no matter your age. 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. Even…
Keep Teeth Healthy During Pregnancy
There’s an old myth that a woman will lose a tooth for every baby she has. It’s total nonsense, of course. But at The Pediatric Dental Center we want you to know that pregnancy can lead to certain dental issues, if you don’t take proper precautions. Increased hormones during pregnancy can affect the body’s response…
Your Child’s Dental Health
Healthy teeth and gums are important no matter your age. 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. Even…
Keep Active Smiles Healthy
Most kids enjoy playing sports, but in addition to playing fair and square, they must also play it safe. That’s why the Pediatric Dental Center is taking time to remind parents what they can do to protect their active children’s smiles. Whether they like soccer or baseball or riding a bike, the number one thing…
Lifelong Dental Health!
Teeth are meant to last a lifetime, and good dental health begins with regular checkups at Pediatric Dental Center. We recommend a child’s first dental visit when as soon as the first tooth comes in, or by the first birthday. An early check is the first step in preventing troubles and setting the stage for…
