A child’s primary teeth need different care than the permanent teeth they will grow later in life. Primary teeth, sometimes called baby teeth or milk teeth, are temporary but play
Even though it’s important for your child to visit the dentist regularly, they may feel nervous or anxious. These are normal child phobias. Here are a few ways to talk
Does your child have anxiety about visiting the dentist? Your child might express fear and worries in the days leading up to a dentist appointment. Your child might also cry
Did you know that the American Association of Orthodontics recommends that children have their first orthodontic checkup no later than age seven? This may seem early. After all, children at
You may have heard your child’s pediatric dentist mention zirconia crowns. They are frequently used as an option for restoring a chipped tooth or helping a tooth recover from decay.
As your children reach the age of six, they will encounter one of childhood’s many milestones: losing their first tooth. They may be curious, scared, or brave when they discover
