Category: Children’s Dentistry

Often, when we break the news about a cavity, a child or parent quickly chimes in saying, “But I brush twice a day!” Yes, brushing twice a day is important, but brushing twice day CORRECTLY is even more important. In today’s blog, we’re going to look at the correct way for kids to brush their… Read more »

Most parents recognize that teaching their children to care for their teeth at home is essential for the good of their long-term oral health. However, along with good dental hygiene skills, children also need routine care from their dentist to keep their young smiles healthy well into adulthood. Today, we answer a few common questions… Read more »

In just a couple weeks, children across the country will be donning costumes and going door-to-door to collect candy. While we all enjoy the sights and sounds of Halloween, we also recognize that candy can lead to a greater risk of tooth decay. Fortunately, there are a few steps you can take to create a… Read more »

Like you, your children need to take good care of their smiles. After all, they are just as susceptible to tooth decay and dental infection as an adult. But are there ways to make dental care fun for children? We believe parents and yes, even the dentist, can work together to make children’s dental care… Read more »

Children, even toddlers and babies, are susceptible to the onset of tooth decay. Just as with adults, lack of treatment can mean serious discomfort and the risk of premature tooth loss due to infection. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to help your kids avoid cavities!

For many communities, summer break begins at the end of next week or the week after. Then, your little ones will be home for a lengthy break! A sudden lack of responsibility and homework can be cause for celebration, and for many kids, a chance to indulge their sweet tooth. Fortunately, there are steps you… Read more »

This weekend, many of our patients will be celebrating the Easter holiday. Which means our youngest patients will hunt eggs and receive baskets of sugary goodies. While the occasional piece of candy or chocolate is okay, too much can increase the risk of tooth decay. Can Easter candy really lead to cavities? What can we… Read more »

Each year, we take part in an American Dental Association event called “Give Kids A Smile”. This event allows our team to provide children in the community with preventive care free of charge at our Richardson office. Keep reading to find out more and give us a call to hold your place!

As a parent, you want to make sure your kids stay healthy, which includes keeping their smiles bright and free of oral health concerns. How do we help kids maintain healthier smiles? With a preventive approach both at home and at the dentist, you can help your little ones avoid tooth decay and other oral… Read more »

With the holiday season coming up, you and your family are going to be tempted by a number of foods high in sugar and other starches. Without preventive care, you may be more likely to develop cavities. What can you do to protect your children’s smiles during the holidays? What preventive treatments can we offer?