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The pandemic has made a lot of changes to our daily life, and few of them have been positive. For children, staying home more often has meant more snacking and as a result, an increase in cavities. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will explain how improving your at-home routine, and seeing us for a cleaning, could help stop the cavity increase!
Friday has arrived! Between the pandemic and the cold winter weather, your family is likely looking for distractions to keep you entertained indoors. In today’s list of community events, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will be focusing on activities you can enjoy from the comfort (and warmth) of your own couch!
Our team wants to help kids maintain optimal oral health, addressing issues in the minor and more advanced stages with quality treatment and restorations. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will look at how we use advanced technology, including our brand-new Solea dental laser, to help your little ones enjoy their best smiles!
Staying safe during the pandemic often means avoiding large gatherings, staying home, and for many children, attending classes at home. These developments also mean another complication: snacking. Increased snacking, especially of sugary and starchy foods, is a major factor in a rise in children’s cavities. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about keeping smiles healthy with routine habits at home.
This year, the Chinese New Year will be on February 12th. Even though gathering indoors for parties isn’t safe due to COVID-19, that doesn’t mean there are not safe ways to ring in the Lunar New Year with your family. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist is looking at a few fun virtual or socially-distant celebration ideas in our community. We also urge you to schedule a visit for your little one, so he or she can undergo a checkup and cleaning!
Cavities lead to discomfort, and for some kids, even infection or the premature loss of their primary teeth. Treating the decay helps prevent discomfort and even lowers the risk of misalignment too. In rode to help kids in our community, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist offers pediatric fillings, which are metal-free and lifelike in appearance.
When you think about children’s dentistry, you probably assume care is mainly meant for primarily older children. However, your little one may benefit from a visit as early as one year! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about dental checkups in infancy, and how the process will change as your child grows older.
Friday is here! Every Friday, we focus on our community instead of the usual dental topics. In light of the pandemic, our team will focus on events that can be enjoyed from the safety of your home, or socially-distant outdoors. From a live dinosaur exhibit to a New Year celebration, there is plenty for Dallas families to enjoy. In addition, we’re ready to see your kids for their first checkup and cleaning of 2021!
The items we eat and drink can have a major effect on the health of your child’s smile. As we will explain, too much sugar and starch could mean a higher risk of complications like tooth decay, infections, gingivitis, and even stained teeth and bad breath. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will explain how to protect little smiles with a better diet.
Last week we did a reminder post on proper brushing for kids of all ages. Now, we would like to take a look at an even more important oral hygiene habit: flossing! Children need to begin flossing at an early age, and keep this habit up, in order to avoid issues like cavities or even gum inflammation. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist will discuss proper flossing methods.