Do You Need to Fill a Cavity in a Baby Tooth?

On April 7, 2017   /   Healthy Teeth, Pediatric Dentistry  
Do You Need to Fill a Cavity in a Baby Tooth?

Every parent is happy to receive a favorable report from the dentist. However, what if during your child’s exam the doctor discovers a cavity or two? Do you need to fill a cavity in a baby tooth? Although these teeth are not permanent, you should never use this as an excuse to dismiss caring for them properly. These temporary teeth play a significant role in your child’s development. Taking the time to care for your little one’s dental health will ensure that their adult teeth have a better chance of coming in straight, healthy and strong.

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What Does Grinding Teeth Do?

On February 17, 2017   /   Aches and Pains, FAQ's, Healthy Teeth  
What Does Grinding Teeth Do?

As parents, we like to see our children resting easy at night as they sleep. However, as many as 3 in 10 children experience tooth gnashing or grinding or jaw clenching while sleeping. What does grinding teeth do to a child’s development? We have the anser to that and other questions about Bruxism.

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Does My Child Need a Crown?

On December 16, 2016   /   FAQ's, Healthy Teeth, Pediatric Dentistry  
Does My Child Need a Crown?

If your child has a decayed primary tooth, it is important to address it, and it it is severe, your child’s dentist may recommend a crown. Why does my child need a crown? And, is it really necessary? Here are some informative points to help you to understand this procedure better.

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