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

Baby’s Teeth Coming Out in the Wrong Order: Should I Worry?

Parents never want to miss anything from the first step, first word, first word, first smile–even after noticing their first tooth visible. Every first of...

When Should I Start Brushing My Baby’s Teeth

The suggested starting point for brushing your baby’s teeth is when they first erupt from the gums. When your baby’s first teeth erupt, it’s important...

Toddler Has Bad Breath? Here’s Why and What You Need to Do

Everyone has a morning breath, even toddlers. However, if the morning has passed and you can still sense the unpleasant smell in your toddler’s breath,...

Children’s Teeth Without Enamel: Causes and Treatment

The outermost and protective layer of the teeth is called enamel. Tooth enamel is the hardest surface in your body, and it also gives your...

The Importance of Children’s Teeth X-Rays

In order to remedy problems, they must first be identified. That’s why a comprehensive dental checkup would not be complete without the use of x-rays....

White Spots on My Baby’s Teeth: What is it?

It’s not new for parents to worry about their child, even about the white spots on baby teeth—it’s okay. A little white spot on your...

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