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Allen, TX 7501
1998
At Kids Pediatric Dentistry, our priority is to always use behavioral and relaxation approaches to put children at ease when they undergo some dental procedure. However, in situations when these techniques do not work, then we turn to sedation dentistry. Our goal is to provide...
Orthodontia is the specialty of dentistry that is concerned with the treatment of improper bites and crooked teeth. Orthodontic treatment can help fix the patient's teeth and set them in the right place. Orthodontists usually use braces and clear aligners to set the patient's teeth. Crooked...
When Do Children Require Tooth Fillings? Young children may require tooth filling when they have any of the below problems with their teeth: Dental decay of baby teeth Tooth damage Tooth wear Developmental issues Baby teeth preservation If a child is informed that they have cavities and...
What is Crown Dentistry? In crown dentistry, dentists put on a tooth-shaped cap that restores a tooth that has become weak, cracked, decaying, or worn out. Additionally, dental professionals cover root-treated teeth and dental implants with dental crowns. Pediatric dental crowns are made of a variety of materials,...
In this blog post, we will explore the essential tips and strategies to prevent cavities in children using the ABCs approach. We'll guide you through simple yet effective measures that can make a significant difference in maintaining your kid's dental health. Cavities, also known as...
Your kid comes running to show you a wiggly tooth. As a parent, you become a little anxious and start thinking how to get rid of that loose tooth. Your concern is how to do it without hurting your kid. You may try one or...
What are Pediatric Partials? Pediatric Partials or Pedi-Partials are a custom-made oral appliance used to replace a kid’s missing teeth. Also, they are known as Groper appliance or dentures. Pediatric Partials are like adult partials replacing only the milk teeth in a child. A Pediatric Partial...
Mouthguard is a dental appliance to protect teeth and gums from injury when involved in sports. The American Dental Association recognizes that children are likely to harm their teeth when not wearing a mouth guard. That is why pediatric dentists recommend them for the safety...
Bad breath, medically referred to as halitosis but more often known as just having bad breath, is rather common and affects both adults and children. It's fairly normal to have bad breath from time to time, particularly when you first get up in the morning...
Brushing is only one aspect of good oral hygiene. Most American dentists claim that children's tooth enamel degradation is on the rise. Parents must make a concerted effort to protect their children's enamel if they wish to stop the wear and tear on their teeth...