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As a pediatric dentist, I am in the profession of saving teeth, but sometimes a kid's tooth extraction is necessary. Common Reasons for a Kid’s Tooth Extraction Most often, teeth are recommended for extraction when there is infection under the tooth (known as an...
We see a lot of concern from parents because there are two rows of teeth in their child’s mouth. This sometimes happens, usually with 6 - 7 year old kids when their lower front teeth erupt into the mouth. It’s an indication of future crowding in your child’s mouth. ...
Your child’s broken tooth can be alarming: Your child is upset, there appears to be a lot of blood, and you’re looking into your child’s mouth not really knowing what you’re looking at. First Aid for Your Child’s Broken Tooth The first thing to do is grab a washcloth...
A mouthguard is a a critical piece of safety equipment for kids participating in sports; especially contact sports like football or martial arts. Let’s look at some of the basics regarding kids mouthguards protecting your child’s teeth during physical activity. Kids...
Teenager wisdom teeth can trigger a lot of questions about whether or not they will need to have them removed. As an issue that impacts teenagers and young adults, the arrival of wisdom teeth must be monitored by an experienced pediatric dentist each visit so that a...
There are circumstances when children will need teeth removed. While most children lose their teeth naturally without intervention, there are some occasions when an extraction must be performed. Keep reading below to learn more about when a child might need their...
When your child's teeth start to fall out, it can be an exciting time for them and a sign for parents that their children are growing up fast. While the sensation of a loose tooth will be new for kids, they can always look forward to putting it under their pillow and...
When kids lose their baby teeth around the age of 5, many parents choose to embrace the story of the Tooth Fairy to create some excitement for their kids. Like Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy is ubiquitous in North America, and even has a celebratory...
