Even though summer break may be a time for your child to kick back and relax, proper dental care doesn’t take a summer vacation! In fact, dental care over the summer may be a bit trickier than other times of the year. After all, your kid’s routine has probably changed… Read More…
Your pediatric dentist in Spring uses dental x-rays to help see things going on inside the mouth that can’t be seen with the naked eye. Dental x-rays can allow your kid’s dentist to catch cavities early when they’re still really easy to treat. Additionally, the images from x-rays will show… Read More…
You know that your pediatric dentist in Spring recommends that all kids (and adults, too!) brush their teeth twice a day for two minutes each time and floss their teeth daily. But when it comes to mouthwash, it can be a bit more confusing. While mouthwash is a common part… Read More…
There’s nothing quite as special as when your child loses her first tooth. Typically, you can expect baby teeth to start falling out around age six and permanent adult teeth to take their place. But occasionally, permanent teeth will start to erupt behind a baby tooth that has not yet… Read More…
It’s a well-known fact that your pediatric dentist in Spring encourages kids to enjoy sweet treats and sugary snacks in moderation to help reduce the risk of cavities. However, there are also some drinks that should be avoided or limited. In fact, what kids drink plays a big role in… Read More…
Your child can touch your heart with just one smile from the moment their first tooth appears and their grins begin to grow. Over the years, you’ve watched them grow, and all of their baby teeth finally made their way to the surface of their gums, assuring that you’ve made… Read More…
It keeps happening — Your teen is coming home telling you that all of their friends are whitening their teeth. They don’t understand why they can’t do it too! What is a responsible parent to say? Continue reading this blog courtesy of your pediatric dentist in Spring for all of… Read More…
Are you a parent of a little one who’s growing more concerned about how they grind their teeth in their sleep? This is something your pediatric dentist in Spring commonly refers to as sleep bruxism. According to the Sleep Foundation, studies show that anywhere from six percent to almost 50… Read More…
There have been close to 400 million cases of COVID-19 worldwide since the beginning of the pandemic. While one of the telltale signs of COVID can be loss of taste, among many other symptoms, there may be additional oral health concerns associated with a COVID-19 infection both during illness, as… Read More…
Visiting your pediatric dentist in The Woodlands can be fun for many patients, including those with autism. However, your pediatric dentist knows that the smells, sights, and sounds of a dental office can also be overwhelming for autistic kids. That’s why we have special training to help us treat our autistic… Read More…
