Kids are full of energy, and that sense of adventure can sometimes lead to accidents. Whether it be a bump during play or a fall on the playground, dental injuries are pretty common among children. Knowing how to handle a dental emergency can make a big difference in minimizing pain and protecting your child’s smile. Here is a quick, convenient... read more »
Halloween is all about fun costumes, spooky decorations, and, of course, lots of candy! It is a time when children’s imaginations run wild, transforming into their favorite superheroes, ghosts or storybook characters. However, all the sugary treats that come with Halloween can lead to more than just a sugar rush—they can put your child’s oral health at risk if precautions... read more »
Summer is in full swing and our team hopes your child is making the best of it. For some, that means playing contact sports or activities that involve flying objects. Whatever sports activity your child is playing, we highly recommend wearing a sports guard that can protect their mouth, teeth and gums if something should accidentally impact them while participating.... read more »
When it comes to your child's oral health, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association advises that children see a pediatric dentist early on for their first dental exam within six months from when their first tooth comes in. By providing early infant and toddler dental visits, your little one can start having positive associations with... read more »
When it comes to your child's smile, you may be surprised if our pediatric dentist recommends a dental crown to fix a damaged tooth. But there are good reasons for your child to get a crown, such as when a tooth is severely decayed, preventing a dental filling from being the best solution. Your child's teeth might suffer if they... read more »
Hi there, Sugarbugs! This month’s blog is about developing a Positive Feeding Style. As parents and caregivers, we have the opportunity to help our children develop healthy eating habits. How? Well, preschool age is a developmental period when our little ones acquire healthy eating skills. Eating behaviors and preferences established during this time are likely to persist throughout their lives. So that makes it... read more »
Sugarbug’s National Children’s Dental Health Month blog series features exclusive interviews with our expert care team. Since the first step along the path to strong and healthy teeth is nutrition, we thought we’d go straight to the source and talk with Mr. Marty Molar – if you want to know what’s good for teeth, ask a tooth! INTERVIEWER: Marty, thank you for being... read more »
If your child needs to have their teeth aligned but are too shy to wear traditional braces, now they can have their teeth straightened discreetly with the help of Invisalign® Teen clear aligners! They can straighten their teeth with confidence when smiling for yearbook photos and on their social media platforms as there are no embarrassing metal brackets or wires... read more »