Halloween is upon us, cooler weather is in the air and the first thought of many children is how much candy they will receive on Halloween. This fun filled holiday is exciting for children and adults alike. It’s the one time of year you can dress in exciting and...

According to the new guidelines by the American Dental Association, it is recommended that parents use a tiny smear of fluoride toothpaste to brush their baby’s teeth twice daily. By the age of 3 to 6, it is recommended to use a pea size amount of fluoride toothpaste....

Anywhere between three and twelve months, with an average of seven months, is when babies begin teething. Common teething symptoms include: drooling, gnawing, low-level fever, and mild irritability. If your baby is beginning to teethe, there are certain remedies you...

You may be thinking, “What makes going to a pediatric dentist different than going to a general family dentist?” A few things! If you’re deciding whether or not to bring your child to a pediatric dentist, you should consider the following: Extra schooling. A pediatric...

It’s common to hear someone say, “I’d rather be sitting in a dentist’s chair” as a comparative statement when describing an unpleasant experience in life. It’s true. Many people have a negative association with the dentist’s office and would generally wish to do...