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...
Parents are often surprised when they hear that their 3-year-old may need a tooth filling. After all, those baby teeth will eventually fall out, right? While it’s true that baby teeth are temporary, they play a crucial role in your child’s oral health and development....
Dental anxiety is a common challenge many children face, and as parents, it can be tough to see your child struggle with fear or nervousness when visiting the dentist. Whether it’s the unfamiliar environment, the sounds of dental tools, or a past experience, anxiety...
As the back-to-school season approaches, parents are busy shopping for school supplies, organizing schedules, and ensuring their kids are ready for the academic year. But amidst all the preparation, there’s one critical aspect often overlooked: a routine dental...
