Dental Health Tips for Parents

Practical advice from our pediatric dentists to help you keep your child's smile healthy at home.

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Why Pediatric Dentists Have No-Parent Policies: What the Research Actually Says

You’re standing in a brightly colored lobby in Stafford or Northern Virginia, your child’s hand in yours, when the receptionist...

Recent Articles

Is Excessive Spacing in My Toddler’s Teeth Bad?

Your beautiful smile is one of the first things people notice about you, so it’s no wonder having healthy teeth and gums can help improve...

Is Fluoride Toothpaste Safe for Kids?

It’s common for concerned parents to worry about their child’s baby teeth and the dental cavities they may get as they grow older. Ensuring proper...

Understanding and Addressing Receding Gums in Children

When parents check their children’s teeth, cavities are usually at the top of the list. However, gum recession, which is more often seen in individuals...

How to Clean Your Baby’s Tongue

There are a lot of new things to worry about when you become a parent. One of those things is how to keep your newborn...

How to Clean Your Baby’s Tongue

Many parents find themselves pondering, ‘Is it okay to chew gum?’ especially when it comes to their little ones. The American Academy of Pediatrics suggests...

What Parents Should Know If Their Child Has a Chipped Tooth

Parents often worry when their child experiences a dental injury, such as a chip in their tooth. A chipped tooth can be a scary experience...

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