You may think that stress is reserved only for adults, but stress can also take a toll on a child’s emotional, physical, and psychological state. There are a variety of potential stressors that can cause anxiety in children. Believe it or not, your child’s mouth can serve as an important indicator when looking for signs […]
How Does Thumb Sucking Affect Your Child’s Teeth and Oral Health?
Thumb sucking is one of the most common habits among children because it helps them feel secure and calm. But did you know that prolonged thumb sucking can have a negative impact on their teeth and overall oral health? If a child reverts to thumb sucking often, it can harm their teeth’s development as they […]
The Top Five Summer Dental Tips for Children
As the temperature climbs and the school year draws to a close, it can be easy to slip out of the “normal” daily routine. Even though summertime brings sunshine, swimming, relaxation, and sweet treats, it’s vital that you stay on top of your child’s oral health habits during this season. Just a few weeks of […]
How to Treat Bruxism (Teeth Grinding)
Does your little one constantly grind their teeth back and forth? The habit of teeth grinding can be both painful and harmful for your child. If you discover that they are frequently grinding their teeth, a condition called bruxism, it is best to visit your pediatric dentist to prevent long-term damage. Read below for some […]
Baby’s Teething Timeline
Baby teeth actually form before your baby is born, and these twenty teeth wait under the gums until the teething process begins. And even though there are no firm and fast dates for each of these primary teeth to erupt, it’s helpful to have a general overview of typical teething patterns so you know what […]
How Pacifiers Affect Your Toddler’s Teeth
Babies love sucking on pacifiers. Sucking on a pacifier or thumb is a natural, comforting gesture for young children. However, when babies repeatedly suck on a pacifier or thumb over a long period of time, it can cause dental problems. Many parents are rightly concerned that pacifier use can lead to abnormal tooth development and […]
