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When kids complain about a toothache, this could mean they need a filling. Otherwise, a cavity could grow in severity, eventually threatening the stability of your child’s tooth. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about how we address cavities in little smiles with our composite resin dental fillings.
Did you know that we can place dental sealants in one visit to help fight cavities for years to come, possibly a decade or more? With these preventive treatments, our team can help you kids enjoy healthy and cavity-free smiles. In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about our dental sealants.
Our team knows that kids are susceptible to cavities, especially during the sugar-drenched holiday season. Which is why we offer treatments to not only address cavities that form, but also help kids avoid them entirely! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about keeping kids cavity-free with preventive dental care. We’re also going to discuss good oral hygiene habits during the holiday season, so you and your whole family can keep your smiles bright and healthy, and free of painful tooth decay too.
We’re now deep in the holiday season and your schedule is likely going to become a lot more complex! Which is why you should consider an appointment for your child now. Seeing your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist no means they can undergo treatment and start a new year with a healthy new smile!
Our team is all about helping children in our community and beyond. Often, that means more than just dental care. Which is why your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist and our team support the Feed My Starving Children program, which helps kids in continues around the world obtain filling and nutritious meals, so they can grow and thrive!
A cavity can form in the smiles of babies and toddlers, as well as older kids and teens. Without treatment, cavities are linked to discomfort and even infection or premature tooth loss. But we have treatment to stop discomfort and protect your smile! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about treating tooth decay in little smiles.
What happens when your child chips a tooth or even knocks one out? When this happens, you need to bring your child in for a visit. In the meantime, you can take actions to ease your little one’s initial discomfort! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about helping kids when they suffer from a dental emergency.
When it comes to your child’s dental health, one of the most impactful factors is the food and drinks they consume. As parents, we all want our children to have sparkling smiles and healthy teeth, but achieving this goal goes beyond regular dental check-ups. It involves making informed choices about what our kids eat and drink, and teaching them how to make those choices for themselves, too. In this blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist explains the crucial role that a nutritious diet plays in maintaining a healthy smile and provides tips on making the best choices for your little one. (more…)
Now that Halloween is over, your kids likely have a ton of sugary sweets sitting around. Which means their risk of developing tooth decay could be elevated! In today’s blog, your Dallas, TX, pediatric dentist talks about what you can do, and what treatments we offer, to help prevent cavities in little smiles.
Seeing your child in pain can break your heart! If your little one complains of a toothache, call your dentist right away. We can take an X-ray of the problem tooth to determine if the pain is a sign of a dangerous infection. Without treatment, bacterial deposits can break away from your child’s inner tooth chamber and spread throughout their bloodstream. By performing endodontic therapy, we can access the chamber, clear all decaying material, and restore their smile. Because this procedure permanently alters the surface of their tooth, we may place a crown to restore the strength of their bite as well. A pulpotomy provides an alternative to root canal treatment that leaves the healthy portion of the pulp in tact. By cleaning out all infected material, your child’s inflammatory response subsides, lessening pressure on sensitive dental nerves.
At your Dallas, TX, pediatric dental office, we are standing by to help your little one in their time of need. Tooth infections should be seen right away to prevent bacteria from entering their bloodstream. By making an emergency visit, we can determine the nature of their pain and help get it under control.