5 Things Your Pediatric Dentist Is Looking For During Your Check-Up

According to the CDC, it's recommended that your child brushes their teeth twice a day and that they visit the dentist at least once every six months. The reason for that six-month check-up isn't just for a cleaning. While it's true that only a pediatric dentist can remove tartar from your child's teeth, your pediatric dentist is doing far more during your child's dental exam than making sure your Learn More

Dental Tips For Teens: A Brief Guide to Teenage Oral Health

As a parent, you probably know how important your child's oral care is to their overall health. But as your child grows up and becomes a bit more independent, you might not pay as close attention to how they're caring for their teeth. Once your child enters their teenage years, they'll probably think that they know it all. And if they've had very few dental problems in the past, they may feel t Learn More

Youth Sports and Dental Safety: How to Protect Your Child’s Teeth on the Field

Back to school season is officially here, and soon many kids will be taking to the field or court to participate in youth sports and other outdoor activities. It's important to make sure that your child's teeth are protected in these situations. Sports can get rough and accidents happen. In fact, about 30% of pre-school children have experienced trauma to their primary teeth. To help protect yo Learn More