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Choose your child's age range to find practical guidance about development, hygiene habits, snacks, dental visits, and what to expect as their smile grows.
Explore common questions families ask about pediatric dental care. Open any question to read a short answer, or visit the full FAQ library for more.
Our doctors prioritize safety by using modern, low-radiation digital X-rays. We will work with your family to create a custom plan that we are both comfortable with regarding fluoride and imaging
A metallic smell can sometimes occur when a child is losing a tooth or has minor gum irritation. If the smell persists, contact your child’s dentist to ensure there isn't a more significant issue or a hidden infection.
Adult teeth erupt at their full size, while your child’s jaw and face are still growing. This often makes the new teeth look disproportionately large at first; a dental check-up can provide reassurance that your child’s mouth is developing as it should.
This is a common occurrence in pediatric dentistry where a permanent tooth begins to erupt before the baby tooth has fallen out. While the tongue often helps push the new tooth into the correct position once the baby tooth is gone, you should contact your child’s dentist to see if the baby tooth needs help being removed.
