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Friday is here! Which means instead of usual dental topics, we’re going to look at three fun events taking place in the Dallas, TX, area. From light displays to the Science Behind Pixar, there are so many fun things to see and do this weekend! In addition, there is still time to schedule your child’s last checkup and cleaning of 2022 with your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist.
When a dental filling isn’t enough to adequately repair a tooth with decay, damage, or infection, then we may prescribe a dental crown. In fact, these can help prevent major complications. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how we can help preserve your child’s smile!
During the holiday season, we want kids to enjoy their time out of school and their new gifts, while also protecting their smiles. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how to protect little smiles, from daily oral hygiene habits, to some smile-healthy stocking stuffers!
Pediatric dentistry is an exciting field currently, with an explosion of technological advancements to keep children’s mouths safe. From imagery and identification to design and production, there are more available tools in a dentist’s arsenal than ever before. You might not be aware, however, of how some of these advancements can help improve oral health. How do they provide better outcomes or comfort of care benefits over older processes?
It is important as parents to learn about the possibilities available in keeping your little one safe. At Pediatric Dental Care at Casa Linda in Dallas, TX, we work to incorporate positive technological progress in order to allow us a range of options in care. We employ techniques such as Solea laser treatment to allow for less anesthesia and discomfort during visits. This can allow your child to feel more comfortable in the office, setting good dental health values that they can take into adulthood! (more…)
At Pediatric Dental Care at Casa Linda, we have an annual holiday tradition. For the 12 days of Christmas, we give one of our team members a special gift each day to thank them for everything they do to help our practice thrive! This year the theme is Dr. Marr’s favorite things, including gifts from companies led by women who use their success to help the community and the environment! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist is taking a look at the story behind three amazing companies we’ll be gifting from!
When a child has an aching tooth, this could mean the presence of tooth decay. Without care, this could cause an infected or even a lost tooth! To help treat tooth decay and preserve the tooth, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist could treat the issue with a dental filling, one that just takes one appointment to place!
Friday has arrived! Who is ready for a nice weekend break? Each Friday, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist likes to take a break from our usual dental topics to look at fun events happening in our community. From holiday light displays to trains, there is plenty for you and your family to see in Dallas, TX, this weekend!
When your child develops a cavity, this can cause discomfort and also threaten the stability of the smile. But we offer preventive treatments designed to help avoid the onset of cavities, often for years to come. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how we keep cavities at bay with our dental sealants.
Thanksgiving break just ended, but before you know it your kids will be out for a two week winter break. During this time, kids could become lax in their brushing and flossing habits, or eat a little too much sugar. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about tips for keeping smiles healthy during winter break.
Do you have children soon to see the dentist for the first time? We want to make sure your kids don’t feel too nervous, and that they know what to expect. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how to help prepare kids for their first visit, and the benefits of routine oral hygiene habits for kids.