Children’s Dental Blog & News 

Problems latching on. Painful nursing. Colic. Failure to thrive. Many of these problems can be caused by a tongue-tie or lip-tie in a baby. Check out the following video to learn more about the treatment of a tongue-tie or lip-tie at our pediatric dentistry. When it...

Cavities are a common problem during childhood. Yummy candy, late night snacking, and forgetting to brush are the ingredients to sugar bugs attacking and making holes in your child’s teeth. Since parents often ask us “Which type of filling is the best and safest...

Losing teeth can be a scary experience for your child. It marks the first movement from being a “little kid” to being a “big kid.” You can help make the experience less intimidating by introducing the tooth fairy. She can be a fun tradition for the whole family to...

Most nutritionists agree that fruit juices are a much better alternative to sugary sodas. But what may be good for our bodies is not necessarily good for our teeth. Drinking fruit juices more than 3 times a day can actually be worse for your teeth than some soft...

At South Davis Pediatric Dentistry, dental radiographs or X-rays are an important tool we use to make sure your child’s teeth are as healthy as possible. By using X-rays we are able to see imperfections in teeth, bones and soft tissues in the mouth that can’t be seen...

Bubble gum can be such a great treat for our kids! From the vibrant colors and exciting flavors, to the joy of popping bubbles, chewing gum can be pretty fun! At South Davis Pediatric Dentistry, parents frequently ask us whether they should let their child chew gum....

Although it’s true that your child’s baby (or primary) teeth will eventually be placed under their pillow for the Tooth Fairy (check out our blog post about cool Tooth Fairy ideas), they still need to be well taken care of! Baby teeth need to be healthy not only so...

Do you struggle to get your kids to go to the dentist? Our Bountiful Pediatric Dental office is designed around kids! We have a welcoming environment full of fun toys, bright colors, and a friendly staff to make your child’s dental visit stress-free and enjoyable. How...

Are you anxiously awaiting your baby’s first tooth? Most babies begin teething around the age of 6 months, but some babies start to develop teeth as early as 3 months and as late as 14 months. Learning about the signs and symptoms of teething can help parents prepare...

Finding someone to trust with your child’s oral health needs can be stressful and exhausting. The moment your infant starts to develop teeth, you need to begin thinking about their oral health care. Here at South Davis Pediatric Dentistry, we focus on helping parents...

Children often have a difficult time brushing their teeth. While some children try to brush too quickly, others forget about brushing altogether. No matter what the excuse is, children must learn proper brushing habits to keep their teeth and gums healthy. Fixing...

Is your child waking up with a painful toothache? Is it a simple toothache that needs to be fixed with a quick filling, or is it a sign of something serious? What Parents Need to Know We are worried about children dealing with toothaches, especially if they are...

Do you have kids that love to eat sugary snacks late at night? What about children that like to go to sleep with a bottle? Establishing healthy bedtime routines for kids can limit the risk of cavities and other oral health concerns. Here are some of our favorite...

When your new baby gets their first tooth, you probably aren’t thinking about their oral health! Instead, you grab the camera and capture that moment forever! However, as your baby starts to grow more teeth, you need to focus on proper oral care to prevent decay....