Dr. Fox walks through how expanders for teeth work, the types of palate expanders available & reasons why a dental expander could be right for your child.
At some point, we’ve all heard an epic story about the creative ways to pull out a loose baby tooth—whether it’s from your own experience as a kid, things you’ve…
All newborns and young infants get their nutrition and caloric intake from breast milk or formula. Around age 4-6 months, many babies will make the transition to solids. While breast…
Parenting is a series of memorable milestones, including teething. When your baby’s smile transitions from toothless to tooth-filled, it’s time to consider ways you can support their oral hygiene. Baby…
People have debated the effects of fluoride for years, but like with anything controversial that could affect your health, there is a lot of misinformation floating around about what fluoride…
Some children can get anxious or even fearful of certain dental procedures, and going to the dentist can be stressful for them. However, many dental offices offer various levels of…
For most children, the optimal time to begin braces is between age nine and age 14. This age range coincides with the time during which many kids also begin to play…
Braces Tips If your child recently got braces for their teeth or if you’re preparing for this milestone, congratulations! They’re well on their way to a healthier, gorgeous smile. During…
Has your pediatric dentist recommended dental sealants, but you aren’t sure if they are right for your child? Learn what dental sealants are and why pediatric dentists, like Dr. Dana, may recommend them.
Babies aren’t born with teeth, but it’s never too soon to start thinking about your baby’s dental care. Besides introducing good habits from the very beginning, taking care of your…