Parents are often surprised when their babies are diagnosed with dental decay. They are surprised because their babies haven’t eaten candy or other sugary treats yet. So why do their infants or young children already…
In the first blog post of this series, we discussed dental decay , Dental decay is a result of an infection that feeds on sugars found in foods and drinks creating harmful acids. These acids…
As parents, we want to give our children a healthy start in life. This healthy start definitely needs to include our children’s oral health – because dental health is a large part of total health….
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…
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…
Children may start to get their first permanent molars around the ages of six or seven. Although these molars are still underneath the gum tissue, it is especially important to brush below the gum line….
The doctors and team at The Pediatric Dental Center in Burlington and Cold Spring Kentucky enjoy helping kids love their dental visits while helping them build a good dental health foundation for the rest of their lives. At The Pediatric Dental Center we provide dentistry for children from all over the Northern Kentucky area including the communities of Burlington, Florence, Cold Spring, Hebron, Covington, Union, Erlanger, Crestview Hills, Independence, Alexandria, Ft. Thomas, KY, and Lawrenceburg, IN.
