Helping Kids Protect Their Smiles From Home
With good oral hygiene habits, you can help kids of all ages enjoy better oral health, reducing the risk of issues like tooth decay. Which is why we want to talk about proper brushing and flossing, and other tips for improving oral health. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about helping kids from home! With the right oral hygiene habits, kids can protect their smiles from major complications, and gain positive habits that will help them in their teen and adult years too!
(more…)How To Help Lower Your Child’s Cavity Risk
We know cavities pose a major threat to little smiles, and we want to help kids avoid discomfort and the risk of complications like infection or premature tooth loss. To help treat little smiles and lower the risk of cavities, we can offer preventive treatments. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about tips for lowering the risk of cavities in your children’s smiles.
(more…)Dr. Marr Is Recognized By D Magazine
Dr. Marr and the entire team at Pediatric Dental Care at Casa Linda always strive to provide the best service and treatments we can for our young patients. We feel honored to see our hard work honored by D Magazine, which recognized Dr. Marr as one of the Best Dentists in the community. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about this honor and how we can help your little ones smile with confidence.
(more…)Prepare Your Child’s Smile For A New School Year
A new school year is just a few weeks away for kids across the state, and many parents are getting them ready with clothes shopping and school supply pickups. But what about their smiles? With a routine checkup and cleaning visit, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist can help prepare little smiles for a new school year.
(more…)Providing A Comfortable Treatment With Dental Sedation
Our team wants to help ensure that every child, even those with special needs or anxiety, feels comfortable and relaxed when undergoing treatment. With sedation dentistry, we can offer three different selections to choose from to help kids enjoy their time in the office. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about our approach to sedation dentistry.
(more…)What Causes Your Child’s Cavities?
Kids can develop tooth decay at an early age. In fact, the term “baby bottle tooth decay” refers to cavities forming as young as age one. But what causes a cavity, and how will our team treat them to save your child’s smile? In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how we address and prevent childhood cavities!
(more…)Keeping Little Smiles Clean
Over time, plaque and tartar buildup can threaten the health of little smiles, leaving them vulnerable to issues like tooth decay, or even infection and gingivitis! But our team can provide a professional cleaning to brighten smiles and keep them healthy. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about dental cleanings for kids.
Why Kids Need Six Month Checkups
When was the last time you contacted our team to schedule your child’s dental exam? Starting at around age two, kids need to begin seeing us for checkups and cleanings every six months! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about the importance of routine checkups and cleanings for kids.
Helping Kids Enjoy Good Oral Health
We want to help kids maintain strong and healthy smiles, and that includes better care at home and visits to our office for preventive treatments. With these actions, the risk of tooth decay and other concerns decreases! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about improving your child’s oral health.
Proper Care For Younger Smiles
Keeping younger smiles healthy and providing the education and tools necessary to play an active role in their own oral health is our primary goal as your little one’s pediatric dentist. Indeed, it is important to start early when it comes to preventive dental care, and our team is here to help. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX pediatric dentist discusses the necessary steps you can take at home to prioritize your little one’s oral health, as well as why routine checkups are an essential part of this process.