Children’s Dental Blog & News
Summer Parties Can Be Fun for Your Smile Too
Summer's here and we're so excited about it! A break from the homework and the out-of-the-house rush in the mornings without forgetting backpacks or snack packs is due. Pool parties, barbecues, grill parties, sports team tournaments, rec league games, and all the...
How Utah Pediatric Dentists Can Help with Breastfeeding Struggles
You might be thinking to yourself, how in the world would a pediatric dentist help with breastfeeding? To be sure, there are several resources available to mothers with breastfeeding struggles; including a doula, a midwife, a lactation consultant, or the international...
Pediatric Dentistry: Move It to the Top of Your To-Do List
With our busy schedules and seemingly endless to-do lists, it is easy to put off taking our kids to the dentist – we probably don’t go ourselves unless we are suffering from unendurable pain. What doesn’t kill us makes us stronger, right? This expression might have...
Reasons Why Pediatric Dentists Are Best for Your Autistic Child
April is well-known for hi jinks and tricks on the very first day, the beautiful blossoms on trees signifying the end of the cold winter months, and dewy cool mornings, however, did you also know that April is also the national awareness month for Autism Acceptance?...
March is National Nutrition Awareness Month
This month we're here to hit the topic of nutrition in light of the fact that March is the national nutrition awareness campaign. Nutrition is tightly bound to dental health in all of us, regardless of age. Nevertheless, in our children, the cyclical nature of...
Why Does Utah Pediatric Dentistry Use a Carbon Dioxide Laser?
Have you heard of lasers being utilized in pediatric dentistry? We aren't talking about the red security alarm lasers that make the burning hiss sound in Mission Impossible movies when Tom Cruise is conducting international spy feats that boggle the mind. Instead,...
Why Sedation Dentistry Can Help Your Kids
A major part of maintaining dental health for both kids and adults is prevention. Prevention encompasses the daily routines of brushing and flossing that are vital, and furthermore prevention includes biannual checkups and professional cleanings. Unfortunately, the...
National Children’s Dental Health Awareness Month
February is the month of: candied chalky hearts, gummy jelly beans, valentines, romance, the disappearing and reappearing 29th (leap year), and children's dental health awareness. How's that for a bit of irony? In the month of the holiday that literally only...
Get the Most Out of Your Dental Insurance Benefits This Year
Did the year 2021 lapse without you maximizing your kids' dental insurance benefits for your family? As parents, we pay significant attention to our medical insurance coverage while we typically maximize those benefits simply by living out our normal lives, yet dental...
7 Kids Dental Health Habits for a Happy New Year
The new year is here folks, and we're going to start it off right. Dental health and hygiene may not be on your radar for new years' resolutions, but they should be! Prevention is a major part of happy and healthy smiles for children in your community, and that means...
How We Help Kids Conquer Fear of the Dentist Office
In our offices, Utah Pediatric Dentists, we take the trust of your child, and you as their parent in selecting our professionals to take care of your child's dental needs very seriously. We strive to provide a warm and welcoming environment, and our staff is selected...
Delayed Eruption: Why Isn’t My Baby Teething?
Did you know that tooth development actually begins before your baby is born? That's a surprising fact, isn't it? Generally, their primary teeth begin to form during the first trimester. At full gestation, most babies have a complete set of primary teeth inside their...
Toothbrush Care Guide: Everything Parents Need to Know
We frequently, and with great passion, discuss the necessity of routine dental hygiene. Do it twice per day. Brush for two full minutes. Use fluoride toothpaste. Floss at least once a day. Drink more water and less soda and juices. Sound familiar? Of course it does;...
Why Are My Child’s Teeth Coming in Yellow?
How many of you have kids with a wide toothless gap in their smiles? It's such a fun rite of passage for kids as they discover a loose tooth and wiggly wiggle it until it falls out. Taking bites can become a bit of a challenge again, particularly if they've lost more...
Pediatric Dentistry Master List of FAQs for Kids Dental Health
We write regularly about parent tips for encouraging dental hygiene, healthy eating habits, and our pediatric dental services, and yet the sheer breadth of information on the topic of children's teeth can seem rather overwhelming. Our staff answers individual...
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