A pediatric dentist’s number one job is to care for children’s teeth from birth to adolescence. Of course, that includes treating oral health issues when

Many children are nervous or scared when they go to the dentist for the first time and it’s completely understandable. It’s a new environment with

After just a few months into your infant’s life, you may feel like you have a routine down- feedings, naps and playtime all well timed. 

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! As part of our efforts to increase awareness and make an impact in the community, we’ve created a

Over the past year, we have become aware of our health perhaps in a way like never before. Adjusting to the radical changes brought on

As part of growing up, your child’s baby teeth fall out one by one to make room for their adult teeth. Throughout this process, regardless

If you’re feeling confused about how and when to start brushing your baby’s teeth, you’re not alone. We get asked questions on this topic all the

As pediatric dentists, we are all for choosing foods that are healthy for teeth and gums. After all, a well-rounded diet is one of the

Oh, Pacifiers: to love or to hate them? Should you give them to your baby? When should your little one stop using them? Will a

Are you one of the lucky ones whose toddler walks around with a toothbrush in hand all day long, has a treasured toothbrush collection and