For Parents

As a parent getting ready to send your child back to school, you’ve likely purchased new clothes and school supplies, but have you thought about your child’s teeth? Parents are usually surprised to learn that their child can support their journey toward academic success by…

Watch a fun, short video from Dr. Jenny as she shares a fun way of thinking about cavities and explains how kids can keep their smiles bright and healthy! [video width="1280" height="720" mp4="https://childrensdentalhealth.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Say-Goodbye-to-Sugar-Bugs-Childrens-Dental-Health.mp4"][/video]

ACID + SUGAR = DOUBLE TROUBLE Summertime often means plenty of sports and activities for kids. Your child is more than likely exerting themselves in hot and humid weather and keeping them hydrated is a major concern. Some parents may turn to sports drinks for…

Thumb sucking can be of concern for many parents/guardians, and while seeking advice from a pediatric dentist is recommended, there are several methods to help break this habit at home.  Though thumb sucking is not harmful to a baby, it can be for toddlers. If…

When a child suffers from severe tooth decay, pediatric dentists are faced with a dilemma of how to treat the teeth that are affected. When restoration is recommended by our dentists, parents often ask, “If they are baby teeth, can you just pull them?” However,…

When parents are faced with a child having a cavity, a common question our pediatric dentists receive is, "Which type of filling is the best and safest for my child?" There are a variety of reasons why our dentists at Children's Dental Health Associates choose…