Are you a parent who's concerned about your child's misaligned teeth? Do you want to explore an effective and discreet solution to straighten their teeth? Look no further than Invisalign for kids. At Rock Pediatric Dentistry, we understand the importance of your child's oral health and self-esteem. In this comprehensive guide, we'll dive into the...
When it comes to your child's dental health, we understand the importance of providing the best care possible. At Rock Pediatric Dentistry, we take pride in delivering top-notch services that cater to the unique needs of young patients. One such procedure that may be necessary for some children is a pediatric root canal. In this...
Introduction As a parent, one of your many responsibilities is to guide your child through various milestones in life. One significant milestone is the transition from baby teeth to permanent teeth. Understanding this process and how to care for your child's permanent teeth is essential for their long-term oral health. In this guide, we will...
If you're a parent, you've probably heard about tongue tie in kids. But what exactly is it, and how does it affect your child's health? In this comprehensive guide, we'll unravel the mysteries of tongue tie, exploring its causes, symptoms, and various treatment options available to ensure your child's well-being. Understanding Tongue Tie Tongue tie,...
Introduction: The Sugar-Cavity Connection Every parent has heard the age-old warning: sugar is bad for your teeth. But what's the science behind this claim, and how does sugar influence your child's dental health? The Science of Tooth Decay Our mouth is a thriving ecosystem. When your child consumes sugary foods or drinks, they're not just...
Introduction: The Importance of Pediatric Dentistry From the moment the first tooth erupts, the journey of maintaining oral health begins. Pediatric dentistry plays a pivotal role in ensuring that children set off on the right foot towards achieving a lifetime of bright smiles and dental well-being. A Child's Dental Milestones The realm of pediatric dentistry...
Wondering if you should have dental treatment or dental cleanings during pregnancy? If so, check out Dr. Rubin, our board-certified pediatric dentist, in this article: Oral Health in Prenatal Care. How often should I see the dentist while pregnant? While we recommend checkups at least twice a year, hormonal changes during pregnancy can lead to...
Along with the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, we recommend that your first visit takes place by your child’s 1st birthday or when their first tooth erupts in order to set a strong foundation for pediatric dental care. At your first visit we will get to know you, examine your child’s mouth, discuss dietary and...
The simple answer to this is every 3-4 months or when you see the bristles are frayed. It’s estimated that well over 100 species and up to 1 million bacteria live in our mouths! Imagine how often your toothbrush removes these, only for them to multiply again the next time you eat or drink something....
6 to 12 Months Most babies will get their first tooth between 6 and 12 months of age. If your little one starts later than this, don't worry! Every child develops at their own page. However, the American Academy of Pediatrics suggest parents talk to their pediatric dentist if their child doesn’t have any teeth...