Posts by Children's Dental Specialists

Dental care is just as important for babies as it is for adults. Healthy baby teeth allow children to graduate to foods that require more chewing. They also keep away the pain of tooth decay, hold space for adult teeth which come later, assist with the production of speech sounds, and provide a beautiful smile.…

In this blog, we can list only a few of the snacks that parents take for granted, but understanding the process of tooth decay will help you to determine healthier choices from the infinite possibilities of food combinations available. Plaque bacteria eat the minerals on teeth, minerals that saliva produces and replaces. This consumption of…

Many families choose pediatricians for their children’s health care needs since they are age-based specialists and are trained to help children. Choosing an age-based specialist dentist for your child should be treated the same. A pediatric dentist is a professional dentist that is trained to care children’s dental needs. These dentists have completed special courses…

Type 1 diabetes is a chronic, lifelong disease that is typically diagnosed in children and teenagers. If the blood glucose levels aren’t controlled properly, the risk of developing gum and teeth problems increases for them. A few oral health problems associated with Type 1 Diabetes are thrush, dry mouth, cavities and more. The common symptoms…

Among many dental emergencies, one of the most frightening for a child is a broken or chipped tooth. A front tooth that is broken impairs your ability to eat or drink anything without discomfort. A broken or chipped tooth can happen for a variety of reasons The Tooth is LooseJust like the head, teeth can…