Choosing A Toothbrush For Your Child

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Our team at Pediatric Dental Center is often asked how to select the most basic tool of oral hygiene – the toothbrush. Picking a toothbrush can be as hard as choosing a paint color, and there seems to be just as many choices. If you have visited the dental section of your local grocery store…


A Primer On Teen Dental Care

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Adolescence is a pivotal time in life; that is also true when it comes to one’s oral health.  Our team at Pediatric Dental Center are the experts when it comes to pediatric dentistry in the Burlington, KY area. The good news is that good habits can be forged during this critical time and reinforced. We…


The Pediatric Dental Center Guide To Dental X-Rays

The Pediatric Dental Center Guide To Dental X-Rays

Don’t know a periapical from a bitewing? Our team of dental artisans at Pediatric Dental Center, certainly do and we’re happy to provide some insight and education about dental X-rays. Afterall, we consider it an honor to serve as a leading pediatric dentist in the Greater Cincinnati area, including Northern Kentucky, Southeast Indiana and Cincinnati.…


Mouthguards will Protect Your Child’s Smile

The weather is gorgeous and spring sports are in full swing. Equip your child with a properly fitted mouthguard as a way to protect his/her smile during sport’s activities. Mouthguards are most often used in contact sports such as football, hockey and lacrosse. Even in non-contact sports, a mouthguard will help prevent mouth and jaw…


How to Prevent Dental Visit Fear

Don’t be afraid of the dentist . Routinely visiting the dentist prevents tooth problems, allows children to feel good about visiting the dentist and encourages them to care for their own teeth. You can help make your child’s first visit to the dentist enjoyable and productive by following this list of do’s and don’ts. Do:…


Simple Tip to Reduce Mouth’s Sugar Exposure

Sports drinks, juices and carbonated beverages will “bathe” your child’s teeth in sugars that will erode tooth enamel and ultimately lead to tooth decay. One simple tip to help reduce the mouth’s sugar exposure is to serve the beverage that you want your child to have at mealtimes and serve water the rest of the…