If you’re a parent, one of your top priorities is undoubtedly your child’s health, particularly oral health. But have you ever heard of “dry socket”? Also referred to as alveolar osteitis, it’s a painful condition that can occur after tooth removal, and while it’s relatively rare, it can cause significant discomfort if it does happen. … Continued
Impacted canines are a common dental issue that affects young kids and teens. An impacted canine occurs when the tooth fails to come out of its normal position, usually because it doesn’t have enough space in the mouth or is blocked by other teeth. Impaction can cause a number of issues, including pain, infection, and … Continued
As a parent, it’s completely normal to have concerns about your child’s dental treatment, especially when it comes to dental anxiety and sedation. Pediatric dental sedation is a helpful option that pediatric dentists can use to make dental treatments more comfortable for your child. This blog will give you all the information you need about … Continued
Lip-tie and tongue-tie are conditions that affect many infants and children. They can cause various issues with breastfeeding, speech development, and even dental health. Many parents are unaware of these conditions or how they can affect their child’s health. This blog post will discuss everything parents need to know about lip-tie and tongue-tie in children … Continued
Does your child need a pulpotomy? Over half of six- to eight-year-olds in the United States have one or more cavities in their primary teeth, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Advanced or untreated decay may result in the need for a pulpotomy. If this dental procedure is new to … Continued
If a Dentist cannot fix your dental issue non-invasively, they may opt to perform oral surgery. Unfortunately, oral surgery sounds intimidating to most dental patients, but that is a misconception. Competent Oral Surgeons handle these procedures, so there is no need to fear. Besides, Dentists can customize the treatment and you don’t have to worry … Continued
What should your teen expect after their wisdom teeth removal surgery? An extraction often comes with discomfort and other similar issues. But some post-procedure pains are red flags to watch out for. If you’re not sure what your teen should expect to feel, see, and taste after surgery, take a look at the top questions … Continued
Wisdom teeth usually come in between the ages of sixteen and twenty-five. As your child heads into his or her late teen years, you may wonder if he or she needs to have their wisdom teeth extracted. Not everyone needs to have their wisdom teeth removed, but they are unpredictable teeth. Your dentist may recommend … Continued
