When it comes to your little one’s dental care, prevention is the best measure to take. However, if something does harm their pearly whites, it is important to seek restorative treatments. At Shirley Orthodontics & Pediatrics in Shirley, NY, we have several options to keep your kid’s smile intact. For instance, if your kid’s tooth has been damaged from an injury, decay, or other problem, we can use a dental crown to protect it from further problems.
In recent blogs, we have discussed ways to prevent cavities – such as with fluoride and sealants – and treating them with fillings when needed. However, if the decay becomes more severe, other solutions may be necessary. In some cases, a pulpotomy may be used to restore the tooth before the pulp is permanently damaged. Today, your Shirley Orthodontics & Pediatrics is here to explain the difference between a root canal and pulpotomy.
In our last blog, we discussed how fluoride and sealants can provide an extra boost against tooth decay. Your child’s first set of baby teeth is just as important to take care of as the permanent set. If your little one ends up with a cavity, a filling can be used to stop the growth of a cavity and restore their pearly white. Today, your Shirley Orthodontics and Pediatrics in New York is here to explain how this process works.
Your child’s dental health is just as important as your own, maybe even more. We know how difficult it can be to get your little one to take proper care of their smiles. As they learn how to brush and floss, they may miss some areas and end up with cavities. To keep their teeth protected from decay, we offer fluoride and sealants to add an extra layer of defense to your child’s pearly whites. In today’s blog, your Shirley, NY, dentist is here to explain how these treatments can help.
You may already know that your little one’s dental care is just as important as your own. Although they will lose their primary set of dentition, it is important to take care of these to create the best habits and prevent dental problems. Your Shirley Orthodontics and Pediatrics in New York is here for your child from their first visit and throughout orthodontic care. In today’s blog, we’re here to tell you what you can expect from their first visit.
Have you recently been told by another orthodontist that your child does not need braces? If you would like a second opinion, we offer free consultations. Braces can be an investment, so it is important that you feel comfortable with the treatment plan before moving forward. At Shirley Orthodontics and Pediatrics in Shirley, New York, we can help guide you through the process, whether you are a parent looking to care for your child, or an adult looking to straighten your smile.
Having properly aligned teeth has several benefits. You may feel more confident, it can eliminate some dental problems, and your speech may be clearer as well. At Shirley Orthodontics And Pediatrics in New York, we have several options to help our patients achieve a straight smile. In today’s blog, we are here to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of orthodontic methods so that you can decide the best option for your treatment.
If you were unable to receive orthodontic treatment as a child, it is not too late to have a straight smile. Your grin is one of the first things people see when they meet you, so, understandably, you want to have one that is even. At Shirley Smiles Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry in Shirley, NY, we have options for adults to align their teeth.
Nearly half of all young people in the US will need some form of orthodontic treatment during their life. Going through this process as a pre-teen or teenager has many benefits. They will be able to correct their smile alongside their classmates and aligning the teeth can help with speech and many other problems. At Shirley Orthodontics and Pediatrics in Shirley, New York, we can help your little one every step of the way. In today’s blog, learn how to know when your child should start the orthodontic process.
The process of aligning smiles starts before braces are put on. If your little one is in the pre-planning stages, your dentist may recommend space maintainers being placed. These are inserted in the gaps left after losing baby teeth early and help their permanent set of teeth come in correctly and can reduce the need for braces. Today, your Shirley Orthodontics and Pediatrics in New York is here to explain how this works and when your child may need it.
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