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What Do You Do When Your Child Has a Dental Emergency at Night?
By Dentistry for Children |
It is 11 pm. Your child wakes up crying, holding their mouth, and you have no idea what just happened. Or maybe your child took a fall before bed, and you did not think much of it, and now something looks wrong. The dental office is closed, and you are standing in the hallway trying…
Do Baby Teeth Really Need Metal Crowns?
By Dentistry for Children |
You were not expecting that. You brought your child in for what felt like a routine visit, and the dentist came back with news that your child needs a crown. A metal one. On a tooth that is going to fall out in a few years anyway. Your first instinct was probably to wonder if…
Should I Pull My Child’s Loose Baby Tooth?
By Kurt M. Halum Dentistry for Children |
So your child has a loose tooth and the excitement in your house is real. Every parent has been through it, and most of the time it is a completely natural process that takes care of itself. But what happens when that wiggly tooth just will not budge? Should you give it a little help…
3 Essential Oral Hygiene Tips for Children With Special Needs
By Kurt M. Halum Dentistry for Children |
Caring for a child with special needs comes with its own set of challenges, and oral hygiene is one area where parents often need a little extra guidance. Children with special behavioral, cognitive, physical, sensory, or other healthcare needs are frequently at a higher risk of developing dental health problems, including tooth decay, gum disease,…
Why Does My Child Need a Dental Crown and Is It Really Necessary?
By Dentistry for Children |
Why Would My Child Need a Crown on a Baby Tooth? This is one of the most common questions parents ask, and it makes complete sense. If baby teeth fall out on their own, why go through the trouble of putting a crown on one again! A baby tooth that looks small may still have…
What Every Parent Needs To Know About Dental Emergencies?
By Dentistry for Children |
When something suddenly happens to your child’s tooth, such as a fall, swelling, or sudden pain, it can feel overwhelming fast. In those moments, most parents freeze. Should you rush to the emergency room? Call for professional help? Wait and see if it gets better? That uncertainty is completely understandable, and it’s exactly why having…