Teaching your kids about dental hygiene doesn’t have to be a chore. With the right approach, it can be fun and engaging, laying the foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles. Here are ten creative and enjoyable ways to help your children learn the importance of good dental hygiene. 1. Make Brushing a Fun Routine… Read More
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What To Expect After Frenectomy In Infants?
The first days and weeks after your infant undergoes a frenectomy can be both relieving and worrisome. It’s natural to have questions and concerns about their recovery process. Understanding what to expect and how to care for your baby will help you navigate this period with confidence and ease. What Is a Frenectomy? A frenectomy… Read More
Sweet Treats for Little Teeth: 10 Delicious Alternatives
Does the 4:00 pm slump have your child reaching for sugary treats? We’ve all been there. But those candy cravings can wreak havoc on little teeth. Fear not, parents! There are tons of delicious and healthy alternatives to satisfy your child’s sweet tooth. This guide, packed with dentist-approved options (from a pediatric dentist!), will turn… Read More
Should My Child Get Early Orthodontics? Weighing the Pros and Cons
Does your child have a gap-toothed grin or slightly wonky teeth? You might be wondering if orthodontics for kids is the right call. While braces are typically associated with teenagers, there’s a growing trend of early intervention. This is called interceptive orthodontics, and it can address potential problems before they worsen. So, how do you… Read More
Root Canal vs. Teeth Extraction for Kids: Making the Best Choice
Ouch! My Child Has a Toothache! Toothaches are no fun, especially for little ones. If your child has a cavity that’s causing them pain, you might be wondering what the best course of action is. Two common options your dentist might recommend are a root canal or an extraction. But which one is right for… Read More
Thumb Sucking and Pacifier Habits: Impact on Teeth and Strategies for Weaning
Thumb sucking and pacifier use are natural reflexes for young children, providing comfort and security. But as parents, you might wonder if these habits harm your child’s developing teeth. This blog explores how thumb-sucking and pacifiers impact oral development and offers effective weaning strategies from a Bradley pediatric dentist’s perspective. Thumb Sucking & Pacifiers: Are… Read More