Flossing is an essential part of maintaining good dental health, especially for children. Regular flossing removes food particles and plaque from between teeth and gumlines, preventing cavities, gum disease, and other dental problems. In this blog post, we will...

Toothaches can be a painful and discomforting experience for children. They can cause difficulty eating, sleeping and even affect the child's overall well-being. February 9th is celebrated as Toothache Day and it's a perfect opportunity for parents to understand and...

As a parent, finding the right pediatric dentist for your child is an important decision. A pediatric dentist is a dental professional who has received additional training in the treatment of children's teeth, and can provide specialized care for your child's...

The holidays are here, and that means parents are most likely seeing their children coming home with tons of tasty treats! While we all know that sugar is not the best for teeth, sometimes holiday sweets are simply inevitable.  That’s why our team at the Kid Dentist...

The American Dental Association recommends that you take your child to the dentist after their first tooth appears and no later than their first birthday. While it may seem early to visit the dentist, it can protect your child's oral health and prevent them from...

Did you know that 42% of children between the age of two and eleven have dental caries? Nearly a quarter of these children have caries that go untreated and become painful cavities.  This may bring up several questions about your child's oral health and what you can...

Did you know that an estimated 42% of young children have cavities in their primary (baby) teeth? While cavities aren't uncommon and those baby teeth will soon be replaced, it's still important to take care of your child's teeth. Visiting the dentist is the first step...