Just like their parents, your child should see the dentist from time to time to keep an eye on how their smile is developing. Once they are started, most children require visits every six months; every smile is unique, so always talk to their provider about their schedule, and be sure to follow through with… Read more »
We are just about halfway through the year so far, and this means that if your child has not been to the dentist for a semiannual dental checkup, this is a great time to come in and keep the focus on their oral health. Just like you do, your kids need to see the dentist… Read more »
If you are the parent of a child, then you know how difficult it can be to have them do a task that they do not particularly want to do, and sometimes, brushing and flossing can be one of the toughest things to handle. You of course want them to develop a dedication to their… Read more »
If your little one has difficulty understanding the importance of taking care of their smile, it’s not their fault. At that age, they simply do not have the capability of comprehending their consequences, and that includes the effects of consistently brushing and flossing their teeth. This means that the responsibility falls to you, and sticking… Read more »
If it has been a few months since the last time your little one was in the dental office for a thorough cleaning, advanced imagery, and an examination with a provider, then it may be time for their next appointment. Their semiannual dental checkups are their chance to check in with their oral health team… Read more »
When thinking about your little one’s smile, it can be easy to overlook some of their oral health risks. After all, since they are going to lose their first set of teeth anyway, you might think that you can let things slide whenever they do not want to brush and floss. But their baby teeth… Read more »
Losing teeth is usually an exciting rite of passage for young patients. This happens when their primary structures make way for their permanent pearly whites. Their first baby tooth may come out around the age of six or so, and the rest will follow this pattern until the adult ones have completely erupted. If your… Read more »
You never want to think about your little one getting hurt. Unfortunately, accidents happen and not all injuries can be avoided. If your child has harmed one of their pearly whites, your Shirley, NY, pediatric team can offer a helpful restoration that protects the area and prevents further harm. Today, we’ll explore when and why… Read more »
Your child’s initial time at the dental office is a momentous occasion for any parent, and their first visit is something that needs to happen on a timeline. The general recommendation is that children need to see an oral healthcare professional once they have received their first tooth or after their birthday, whichever comes first,… Read more »
In our last blog, we discussed preventive measures that can help prevent tooth decay for kids. A proper oral hygiene routine, regular checkups, and additional barriers like sealants or fluoride can help reduce the chances of a cavity forming. If a cavity does form, though, necessary treatments will need to be scheduled as soon as… Read more »
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