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Baby bottle tooth decay, also known as early childhood caries or nursing bottle caries, is one of the most common… Read More

Watching a child lose their first baby tooth is an exciting milestone for many families. It marks the beginning of… Read More

Most parents expect baby teeth, also known as primary teeth, deciduous teeth, or milk teeth, to loosen and fall out… Read More

To pacifier or not to pacifier? Every new parent hears a different opinion, from grandparents to friends to the parenting… Read More

Does your child cry before every dental appointment, cling to your hand in the waiting room, or beg to skip… Read More

One of the most common questions pediatric dentists hear is also one of the most straightforward: how many teeth should… Read More

Scroll through any parenting forum and one question surfaces again and again: when do we actually start brushing baby teeth?… Read More

Many parents are surprised to learn that cavities can develop soon after a child’s first tooth appears.  While baby’s teeth… Read More

According to the CDC, about 11% of U.S. children ages 2 to 5 had untreated tooth decay in their primary… Read More

When a child's tooth is severely damaged by decay or injury, restoring it promptly is essential, not just for comfort,… Read More