Dislodged tooth When a tooth pushes further in or out of its original socket, yourchild will need emergency treatment. Dislodged tooth frequently happensthrough falls, fights, or knocks. If the tooth completely falls off, youneed to keep it moist as you rush to the dentist. Put it in a glass ofmilk. Fractured or broken tooth Tooth …

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 area. Although they can be used on molars or other chewing surfaces, silver fillings are recommended if larger areas need filling, or those between the teeth (interproximal decay). However, …

The dentist will examine your child to make sure their jaw and teeth are developing in the way they should. During the visit, you will be seated in the dental chair with your child on your lap if he or she isn’t able to-or doesn’t want to-sit at a chair alone. The dentist will check …

One way to decide whether tooth-colored fillings are the right choice for you is to consult with our pediatric dentist. Undergoing a consultation will help determine which type of treatment is best given your current condition, location of teeth involved and size of area that needs restoring and biting force placed on teeth. This ensures …

Healthy baby teeth will lead to healthy permanent teeth and a lasting, beautiful smile. Baby teeth influence the way your child speaks and eats. By bringing your child to the dentist at an early age, they can build a trusting relationship with them that lasts for their entire life. If you notice any missing or …

The initial dental visit is a crucial step in maintaining your child’s oral health. It allows our experienced pediatric dentists to assess your child’s dental development, detect any potential issues early on, and provide guidance on proper oral hygiene habits. Our goal is to ensure your child’s teeth and gums are healthy and set a …

Kid’s can feel afraid when they are facing a dental procedure. Fortunately, oral sedation can help. Oral sedation is a medication given by a dentist to make children calm during dental procedures such as extractions, root canals, and fillings. Oral sedation is a mild sedative that will make children feel very relaxed and a little …

Dental anxiety can be mild or severe. A mild case is easier to handlebut a severe case requires patience and commitment from the parent anddentist. Look out for signs of dental anxiety and inform your dentistabout the phobia. Restlessness as the appointment dayapproaches. Your child will be uneasy. They’ll ask you about the appointmentseveral times. …

Extracting baby teeth is a fairly simple procedure. Your dentist will take X-ray images of the root and surrounding areato predict the risk of complications. If there is no complication, local anesthesia is injected to numb thearea before the extraction. Some cases require sedation but your dentist will determine this. Forceps or other surgical tools …

Pediatric dentists also treat problems such as malocclusion (bad bite) and bruxism (grinding teeth). Pediatric dentists may recommend space maintainers for baby teeth that are lost prematurely and could cause a bad bite. A pediatric dentist can create a customized night guard that will protect teeth if a child is grinding them while sleeping. If …