As pediatric dentists serving families in Westbury and Long Island, we understand that many parents worry about their child’s comfort during dental procedures. At Ehrenman & Khan Pediatric Dentistry, we’ve seen firsthand how advancements in pediatric dental sedation have transformed the patient experience. Thanks to modern sedation techniques, dental visits… Read More…
As pediatric dental specialists at Ehrenman & Khan Pediatric Dentistry in Long Island, we’re often asked how modern technology is changing children’s dental care. The transformation has been remarkable, and we’d like to help you understand how these advances benefit your child’s oral health journey. Understanding Digital Radiography: A Revolution… Read More…
As pediatric dentists at Ehrenman & Khan Pediatric Dentistry, Dr. Khan and I often hear parents ask what makes pediatric dentists different from family dentists. While both types of dentists can treat children, there’s much more to pediatric dentistry than just smaller dental chairs and colorful office decorations. Advanced Training… Read More…
As December brings holiday cheer, it’s also a great time to introduce mindfulness practices into your child’s daily routine. Mindfulness is the art of being present in the moment, and it can help kids manage stress, improve focus, and even make daily tasks – like brushing their teeth – more… Read More…
During a child’s early years, it’s common for them to use bottles or sippy cups. Sippy cups and bottles can make life easier, especially when transitioning toddlers from breast or bottle feeding to drinking independently. However, these helpful tools can also have side effects on your child’s oral health if… Read More…
If your child has been diagnosed with diabetes, you might already know that it can affect many parts of their body – but did you know that it can also impact their teeth and gums? Understanding the connection between diabetes and oral health can help protect your child’s smile. Here’s… Read More…
When your child catches a cold or the flu, your primary concern is likely their overall health and comfort. However, it’s important to remember that these illnesses can also affect your child’s oral health. Understanding the connection between common illnesses like colds and the flu and your child’s dental health… Read More…
When sores appear in or around a child’s mouth, it’s only natural to be concerned, especially if they cause discomfort. Two common types of sores are canker sores and cold sores, but they are not the same. Let’s explore the key differences between canker and cold sores, how to treat… Read More…
Sports drinks are popular among young athletes and active children, but many parents don’t realize the impact these beverages can have on their children’s teeth. While sports drinks can help replenish electrolytes lost during physical activity and hot summer months, they can also threaten oral health. How Do Sports Drinks… Read More…
Thanks to social media, new health trends can quickly become popular among kids and teenagers, and oftentimes without a clear understanding of potential consequences. One such trend is “mewing,” a technique that has gained traction online to supposedly improve facial aesthetics. However, it’s crucial for parents to understand that this… Read More…
