Pulpotomies Provide Conservative Root Canals For Kids
When a child’s tooth suffers from more than a simple cavity, but an infection too, then treatment could prevent premature tooth loss and prevent major discomfort. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how we offer a conservative alternative to traditional root canal with a pulpotomy.
Protecting Little Smiles With Crowns
When a child has a dental cavity, then we may suggest a composite resin filling. But what if there is a more severe case of tooth decay, or possibly a chipped or cracked tooth? In these scenarios, we may need to place a dental crown. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about our dental crowns.
Why Does A Tooth Need To Be Extracted?
When a tooth becomes severely decayed or infected, this could be beyond treatment with a crown or pulpotomy. In these scenarios, we may need to actually remove the tooth to preserve your child’s smile. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about the reasons for a tooth extraction, and how we provide one comfortably.
Treating Dental Infections With A Pulpotomy
When a child develops a dental cavity, this could mean discomfort and may require a filling. But what if the decay progresses into an infection? A filling may not be enough, which is why your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist could instead recommend a conservative root canal alternative known as a pulpotomy.
Could A Crown Restore A Child’s Oral Health?
We recently looked at dental fillings, and explained how our tooth-colored fillings could treat cavities in little smiles. But what if your child has more severe oral health issues, or difficulties with speech and chewing? To restore function and health, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist could offer a dental crown.
How We Place Your Child’s Dental Filling
When your children often complain about a toothache, this could mean there is a cavity that needs attention. To bring relief and repent complications, your Dallas, TX, pedantic dentist could suggest care with a dental filling. In today’s blog, we’re talking about how we treat cavities and what placing a filling involves.
Do Children Ever Need A Root Canal?
When a child comes to us with a cavity, we help by placing a dental filling. But what if a tooth has developed more than a cavity? What if it has become infected or abscessed? In these situations, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist can offer relief with a conservative version of a root canal known as a pulpotomy.
We Can Offer Children Lifelike Crowns
When a filling isn’t enough to bring relief or repair to a smile, then a crown may be needed. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will discuss when a child needs a dental crown, and how our white crowns can offer a more natural appearance! A lifelike repair and better oral health are possible with our restorations.
Creating Safe Fillings For Kids With Cavities
When your child has a cavity, this could mean discomfort for your little one. In addition, a dental infection could develop that means premature tooth loss! To offer a safe and lifelike dental filling in only one visit, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist may recommend one of our composite resin dental fillings.
Using A Filling To Treat A Child’s Cavity
By carefully cleaning their teeth and providing smart meal and snack choices, you can help your kids avoid trouble with cavities. Unfortunately, children can experience difficulties with decay despite your efforts. The good news is that your Dallas, TX pediatric dentist can address this issue while minimizing changes to their appearance and tooth. Our practice uses dental fillings that are made with a synthetic resin substance that can bond with, and imitate, the surrounding enamel. Remember that we are also here to provide ongoing support, which can lead to better oral health and fewer issues with dental decay! (more…)