We celebrate National Children’s Dental Health Month each February and strive to raise awareness of how important proper dental care is for kids. At our Long Island pediatric dental office, this is a cause that’s close to our hearts, and to honor it, we’d like to provide you with several… Read More…
Thumb sucking, just like the use of a pacifier, can soothe, comfort, and make children feel safe. While thumb sucking is very natural for babies, it can lead to dental problems if the habit continues into the toddler stage. At our pediatric dental office in Long Island, we encourage our… Read More…
Many parents are unsure when their child should visit the dentist for the first time. It’s a question we hear quite often at our pediatric dental office in Long Island, and one we’re more than happy to answer. Pregnancy A child’s dental care first starts during pregnancy. Baby’s teeth actually… Read More…
Getting your child to part with the pacifier can be daunting. After all, the binky provides comfort, soothes cranky, tired babies, and can even reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). But when it comes to the development of teeth and overall oral health, our pediatric dental office… Read More…
For many children with Autism, the dentist, and even basic dental care, can be pretty scary. This can lead to challenges for Mom and Dad who are only looking out for the health of their child. At our Long Island pediatric dental office, we have some fun solutions that can… Read More…
19 Mouth breathing is common among children and adults alike, but what most people don’t realize is that breathing through your mouth instead of your nose could negatively impact oral health and is a main cause of dental and facial irregularities in children. At our Long Island pediatric dental office,… Read More…
As Thanksgiving nears and we’re all getting excited to enjoy turkey, stuffing, vegetables, our favorite pies, and perhaps even a nap or two, all of us at our Long Island pediatric dental office got to thinking, “Did Pilgrims or Native Americans have cavities?” Thanksgiving was first shared between the Native… Read More…
Halitosis, also known as bad breath, is not only a dental problem that affects adults, it can also be pretty common in children. But what exactly causes bad breath? Why would a child get bad breath? How can you get rid of it? Our pediatric dental office in Long Island… Read More…
It’s the time of year when pumpkins are being carved, houses are decorated in orange and black, and kids are preparing to put on their well-planned costumes and head door to door collecting tricks or treats. This Halloween season, all of us at our Long Island pediatric dental office want… Read More…
As we get back into the school routine, we’re starting to think more about back-to-school clothes, school supplies, and preparing lunches. Taking time to think about the foods you pack into your kids’ lunchboxes can be really important, not only for their overall health, but for their smiles as well…. Read More…
