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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Asthma Inhalers and Your Child’s Dental Care

If your child uses an asthma inhaler, tell the dental team which medicine they take and how they use it....

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Knocked-Out Permanent Tooth: What Parents Should Do

If your child has knocked out a permanent tooth, seek urgent dental care now. Handle the tooth by its crown, keep it from drying out,...

Can Parents Stay During a Child’s Dental Visit?

If your child is nervous about seeing the dentist, you may be wondering whether you can stay beside the chair. Your involvement matters. The best...

Pediatric Dental Sedation: How We Help Anxious Children Feel Safe 

A child who feels worried about the dentist is not being difficult. New sounds, unfamiliar sensations, or a previous uncomfortable experience can make a dental...

At What Age Do People’s Teeth Stop Growing

Teeth are an integral part of our anatomy, vital for the essential functions of eating and speaking, and playing a significant role in our appearance...

Whiskey for Teething: A Stafford Pediatric Dentist’s Guide to Safe Relief

If you’re here, chances are your baby is fussy, drooling, and chewing on everything in sight. You’re exhausted and just want to help. Maybe someone—often...

How to Remove Tartar From Your Toddler’s Teeth Without a Dentist

When it comes to your child’s gums, have you observed a yellow or brownish material developing? Despite your best efforts, it just won’t go away...

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