In short answer … yes! Your child needs both a pediatric dentist and an orthodontist because they specialize in different areas of dental health care.
Some call it sedation dentistry. Others call it sleep dentistry. No matter what you call it, no dentist wants to use sedation on their patients
As a parent, you want to make sure your kids are taking good care of their teeth. Part of a good dental hygiene program is
A question we often hear is, “When should my child first go to the dentist and what should we expect on that day?” Read on
Have you ever noticed your child grinding or clenching their teeth during the day or night? Bruxism, commonly known as teeth grinding, can be experienced
Many parents wonder what dental sealants are and if their child should get them. Although there are pros and cons to dental sealants, the resounding
To Pull or Fill, That is The Question Every parent wants their child to have perfectly healthy teeth, so it can be disconcerting for parents
What are wisdom teeth and when do they appear? Third molars, known as wisdom teeth, are the last teeth to break through the gums (erupt).
Sedation dentistry … You hear the term all the time, but what is it exactly? By definition, sedation dentistry is the use of a mild,
Parents know the dreaded fact that most kids hate to brush their teeth. They also know how important it is for healthy teeth and gums.
Pediatric Special Needs Dental Care Did you know that special needs children often have issues when it comes to dental care that many pediatric dentists
The COVID-19 virus (recently known as the novel coronavirus) outbreak has been worsening in recent months and has been recently deemed a pandemic. While the
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