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Orthodontics goes beyond beautiful smiles, also achieving improved dental health and habits, facial balance and thereby leading to a better quality of life.

Sometimes very young or high anxiety level children need a little extra help to relax. Children with special needs may also benefit from sedation. There are many safe and effective sedation methods, such as laughing gas (Nitrous Oxide), oral conscious sedation (taking medications) and deep sedation with licensed anesthesiologist.We provide dental care with conservative approach… Continue reading Is Sedation necessary for Children’s Dental Treatment?

Helping Your Child Adjust to Braces When your child reaches the age of 7, it’s recommended that they see an orthodontic specialist for a check-up to determine if braces are suitable. Getting braces is a unique experience, and helping your child understand the process beforehand can help ease their anxieties. Keep reading to learn more… Continue reading What to Expect When Getting Braces

Caring For Your Little One’s Teeth Once your child gets their braces put on, it’s their responsibility to keep their teeth clean, so their smile stays bright. Often when children have their braces removed, poor brushing habits lead to plaque buildup on the teeth. To protect your little one’s smile, it’s essential to enforce a healthy… Continue reading How to Keep Your Child’s Braces Bright

Although baby teeth fall out eventually, it’s important to take care of baby teeth because they play a vital role in a child’s physical, emotional, and social development. Here are a few reasons. Helps Proper Chewing and Eating Habits: Unhealthy decayed teeth can cause nutritional deficiency as if makes chewing painful or uncomfortable. Untreated teeth… Continue reading Why Are Baby Teeth Important?

For preventive care and monitoring, a check-up every 6 month is recommended. Based on your child’s individual oral health needs, however, our pediatric dentist will tell you when and how often to visit us.Routine visit helps prevent dental decay. Dentist will also inform you if growth & orthodontic evaluation is needed. Studies show parents who… Continue reading Do Children need to see their dentist every 6 months?

Sugar converts to acid that eats away protective coating on the teeth, making it more vulnerable to cavities. Kids and teens are more susceptible to tooth decay as their enamel is not fully developed and less resistant to the acid. While people know that candy, cookies, and other sweets have large amount of sugar in… Continue reading How Sugar Affects Teeth

Caring For Your Little One’s Teeth Once your child gets their braces put on, it’s their responsibility to keep their teeth clean, so their smile stays bright. Often when children have their braces removed, poor brushing habits lead to plaque buildup on the teeth. To protect your little one’s smile, it’s essential to enforce a healthy… Continue reading How to Keep Your Child’s Braces Bright