Welcome to our Pediatric Dentistry blog category

This is your trusted resource for expert insights on children’s dental health. Whether you’re seeking guidance on infant dental care, preparing for your child’s first dental visit, or learning about treatments like tongue-tie care, our blog offers valuable information to support your child’s oral health journey. As a Silver Winner for Best Pediatric Dentistry in Raleigh’s Best 2024, we are committed to providing compassionate and comprehensive care for your little ones.

Promoting Dental Hygiene Habits in Children

2025-02-12T11:10:02-05:00April 1st, 2020|Categories: Blog, Pediatric Dentistry|Tags: , , |

You want your child's teeth to last all of his life, so it is important to teach good dental hygiene habits. As your child grows, caring for his teeth will become a natural part of his daily routine. Good oral hygiene habits can limit or prevent problems such as cavities, gum disease and other dental [...]

Dealing with Your Teething Baby

2024-07-24T09:00:21-04:00March 1st, 2020|Categories: Blog, Pediatric Dentistry|Tags: , |

The appearance of your baby's first tooth is an important milestone. As any parent will attest, there is nothing quite as adorable as that new, sweet toothy grin! The teething baby process will begin anywhere from five to 12 months of age, although some early bloomers may start teething as early as two or three [...]

Braces and Cavities – Great Oral Hygiene and Prevention

2026-01-22T08:48:31-05:00February 1st, 2020|Categories: Blog, Orthodontics, Pediatric Dentistry|Tags: , , |

Many people who wear braces, both adults and children, tend to forget about general oral hygiene. It's harder to brush your teeth, as a large portion of them are covered with metal. Then, there are the rubber bands, the tightening wires, and other wires that make it even more difficult to brush, floss, and keep [...]

Make Brushing Fun for Kids

2024-07-24T09:17:59-04:00January 1st, 2020|Categories: Blog, Pediatric Dentistry|Tags: , , |

Brushing teeth is necessary for good oral health, yet for some reason, your child still doesn’t understand its importance. Of course, take it from their perspective: they’re busy playing or watching cartoons (or sneaking treats), so they obviously don’t want to stop what they’re doing for an inconvenient hygiene activity. Sometimes it can be hard [...]

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