As a parent, ensuring your child has a healthy, bright smile is always a priority. However, concerns like dental fluorosis can affect that smile and cause worry. Dental fluorosis occurs when a child consumes too much fluoride while their teeth are still developing....
As a parent, watching your child experience teething can be challenging, especially when it happens earlier than expected. While most toddlers get their 2-year molars between 23 and 33 months, some children experience early eruption. If you’re wondering,...
As parents, we all want the best for our children, including a healthy smile that lasts a lifetime. The choices we make in their daily diet can play a significant role in their overall oral health. At Pediatric Dentistry on Kimball, we believe that teaching healthy...
It’s surprisingly common for 3-year-olds to have cavities. As soon as a child’s teeth emerge, they become vulnerable to early childhood cavities, also known as Early Childhood Caries (ECC). Studies show that 1 in 4 children will have a cavity by age 3. At Pediatric...
Teething is an exciting milestone for parents, but what happens if those tiny teeth take their time? While some babies may experience late teething, parents are often left wondering if it’s a sign of something more serious. At Pediatric Dentistry on Kimball, led by...
When it comes to your child’s dental care, choosing the right pediatric dentist is an important decision. But another question that often comes up for parents is whether to go with an in-network or out-of-network pediatric dentist. Both options come with their own...
