Composite Fillings – White Tooth Fillings for Kids  Composite fillings are tooth colored and closely match the color of our teeth. They are also used on molars or other chewing surfaces, as long as they’re relatively small. Silver fillings may be recommended in larger areas, but composite can work to restore teeth that have been …

A child’s first dental appointment is typically very short, brief and informal. It will give the dentist a chance to get to know your little one, establish rapport with them and make sure they are at ease in the office setting.  The checkup may also be done depending on how comfortable your child is feeling …

Why Tooth Colored Fillings for Kids & Children?  Composite, or tooth colored fillings, match the color and physical appearance of our natural teeth closely and are preferred by most dentists for restorations made in aesthetic areas. They are also used successfully on molars or other chewing surfaces, as long as the fillings are relatively small. …

Dental Care for kids has seen a lot of advancements with filling materials. Gone are the days when silver amalgams were your only choice.  Tooth Colored Fillings for Kids  Composite fillings match the color and physical appearance of natural teeth closely. It is a preferred option for most dentists when restoring teeth in an aesthetic …

For a good dental health, experts recommend taking your child to see the dentist as soon as their first tooth erupts (or when he or she is about 12 months old). At this time, the dentist can give you information on: Your Child’s Oral Exam  A comprehensive oral exam is an important part of a …

It’s never too soon to start thinking about how to keep your toddler’s smile healthy. His baby teeth may not be permanent, but it is important for them to stay in tip-top shape while they are holding the spot for his future adult teeth. How can you make sure that he has pearly whites? First, …

Comprehensive Oral Exam One of the most important aspects of a child’s routine health is oral hygiene. A comprehensive oral exam will assess its needs and whether any treatment is necessary. As dentists, we make sure that brushing and flossing are fun for children to learn on their own by teaching them good habits at …

Your baby is constantly hitting new milestones, and his or her first dental visit is yet another one to include in your baby book! Your child’s first dental visit should take place after the 1st tooth appears, but no later than their birthday. Why so early? As soon as you have teeth, you can get …

Going to the dentist can be a scary experience for some children. It doesn’t have to always be this way, though. The earlier you introduce your child to the dentist-even before they see their first tooth appear, or by their first birthday (whichever comes first)-the more at ease they’ll feel during future visits in which …

Prepare Your Child If possible, schedule your morning appointments so that young children are alert and fresh. Prepare a preschooler or older child for the visit by giving him or her an idea of what to expect beforehand. Explain why it is important to go to the dntist, as well as building excitement and understanding …