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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...
Dental visits can be a source of anxiety for many children, often due to the anticipation of discomfort from drills and needles. However, advancements in dental technologies have introduced laser dentistry for kids, offering a more comfortable and less intimidating experience. What Is Laser Dentistry for...
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...
Should my teen continue to see a Pediatric dentist in Allen or switch to an adult dentist? is a common question we get. If you've been bringing your kid to the dentist from a young age, chances are they've already gone to a pediatric dentist rather...
Somewhere between 25% and 50% of children require some sort of orthodontic treatment or braces. Braces do an incredible job of giving children straight teeth that last a lifetime, but they also present a number of challenges when it comes to cleaning their teeth. There are...
Baby teeth, also known as primary, milk, or deciduous, are the first twenty teeth your child has. By the time your child reaches his/her third birthday, all of them should be present. But in just a few years, around age 5-6, he’ll start losing these temporary...
The veneers are probably the fastest way to a beautiful smile, and this treatment is the perfect solution for the people with cosmetic dental problems. That’s surely explains the tremendous popularity of dental veneers over the last 30 years. With the increase in popularity of...
A pediatric dentist can identify crowded or crooked teeth and actively intervene to direct the teeth during growing process. Not only will this improve the look of the child’s smile, but also early orthodontic treatment may prevent more extensive (and expensive!) treatment in the future....