Cavities are incredibly common in kids and young adults. In fact, according to the CDC, more than half of kids between six and eight have had a cavity in their baby teeth, and nearly 60% of adolescents between the ages of 12 and 19 have had a cavity in their… Read More…
It’s normal for parents to worry about the health of their children, and one way to help ease that concern is to get regular checkups with their doctor. But did you know that it’s also important for kids to get regular dental checkups from their pediatric dentist in Spring? The… Read More…
Your pediatric dentist in The Woodlands recommends that you start brushing your kid’s teeth even before they show their first tooth. In fact, the American Dental Association suggests gently wiping a baby’s gums with a wet washcloth or soft piece of material. When a child’s teeth do start to erupt, it’s… Read More…
We’re headed into the peak of cold and flu season, which typically comes with stuffy noses, sore throats, fevers, and loads of medicine to help ease symptoms. But did you know that any sickness from the common cold to the flu can also put children’s oral health at risk, too?… Read More…
The internet is full of great information, but it can be difficult to tell the difference between wise advice and dangerous trends. This is particularly true when it comes to health tips and dental tricks. However, your pediatric dentist in The Woodlands wants to warn you that there has been… Read More…
It’s normal for children to feel a bit apprehensive about visiting their pediatric dentist in Spring, especially if they’ve had a prior negative experience. From laying back in the dental chair to the sounds and smells, we understand the anxiety that can come along with all things related to a… Read More…
Your pediatric dentist in Spring strives to make every dental appointment fun and stress-free for all of our patients and parents. But we do understand that some of our patients may be nervous, anxious, or scared at their visit. While we will certainly use all our techniques to help your… Read More…
Sugary sweets can mean bad news for your kid’s teeth. But your pediatric dentist in The Woodlands wants all of our patients and parents of patients to know that there is a way for your little one to enjoy those sweet cravings without all of the damage of sugar. We’re talking… Read More…
As we enter into another holiday season that usually means a boatload of candy for kids as they trick-or-treat from door to door, it’s important to recognize just which candy causes the most cavities. While your pediatric dentist in Spring totally recognizes how fun and important it is to bring… Read More…
We all do our best to limit how many sugary snacks our kids eat in order to reduce their risk of developing cavities. However, it’s essential to keep an eye on what your kids drink, too. Certain beverages can be great for oral health, and others can lead to dental… Read More…
