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Sometimes, children need restorative treatments, such as filling or crown placement, or even a tooth extraction, to preserve their oral health. In these situations, we want to ensure they feel comfortable and relaxed throughout the entire process. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how sedation helps kids remain comfortable.
When possible, we always strive to save and repair your child’s tooth, usually with treatments like fillings or the placement of a dental crown. However, in some situations actually taking the tooth out completely is the best way to avoid major complications. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will discuss the tooth extraction process.
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.
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.
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.
If possible, we want to help your children avoid cavities, with in-office treatments and better oral hygiene habits at home. To do so, we can use special treatment options to keep teeth strong. With dental sealants, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist can help prevent cavities from forming in the hard-to-reach rear teeth.
What does it take to keep your child protected against tooth decay? Daily care should certainly include careful teeth cleanings, and they should have regular visits with their pediatric dentist scheduled. You can also protect your child’s growing smile by making smart choices regarding what they eat and drink. Limiting sugar by providing healthy meals and snacks will benefit their oral and general health. Instead of serving up sweet and processed snacks, healthy options like fresh fruit and vegetables can prevent cavity issues as they also support their overall well-being. If you have questions about this or any other matter regarding your child’s dental health, you can bring them up during their next appointment at our Dallas, TX pediatric dentist’s office. (more…)
Over time, various factors could lead to serious buildup of plaque and tartar. For kids of all ages, this could mean an increased risk of cavities and even gingivitis for older kids. To control this buildup and keep smiles bright and healthy, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist may recommend a dental cleaning.
A visit every six months for kids of all ages could help avoid issues like tooth decay and gingivitis. When you bring your little ones in for an exam, we will take steps to ensure your children are comfortable and relaxed, and enjoy their time in the office. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will discuss how we keep kids comfortable during a checkup visit.
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…)