Halloween Candy and your Child’s Teeth
When it comes to candy, moderation is key to maintaining optimal oral health in children. As Halloween rapidly approaches, many young people anticipate dressing up in their favorite disguises and…
Read More Vitamins that are beneficial for your kids teeth and gums
Research has concluded that tooth decay impacts in excess of 90 percent of the United States population. That said, the problem does not merely impact adults. Studies have shown that…
Read More Fluoride gives added protection to your child’s teeth
Good dental habits can be difficult to establish in children, and even harder to maintain. You may invest a lot of time in your children’s teeth and still receive disappointing…
Read More Make Valentine’s Day a sweet treat without the excess sugar
Chocolate has been a staple Valentine’s Day gift since the early 1900s. Today, one can hardly imagine the holiday without some type of sugary sweet, but is it possible to…
Read More Make your child’s teeth sparkle and shine over the holidays
The holiday season is often filled with sweet treats of all kinds. From decorated cookies to candy in stockings, your children can enjoy an abundance of items that might not…
Read More Points to remember for Optimal Kids Dental Care
It is important for children to care for their teeth properly to avoid any problems from tooth decay or gum infections. At Houston Pediatric Dental Specialists, we offer a variety…
Read More Halloween Safety Tips from Your Houston Pediatric Dentist
Halloween is a holiday that many kids love. It’s the one time of year they get to eat lots of candy without their parents getting upset. And being free to…
Read More Happy Belly, Happy Smile
Visiting an orthodontist is the first step to a healthier, straighter smile, but wearing braces involves a few lifestyle changes that your child may be nervous about. One of the…
Read More How to Protect Your Child’s Enamel
Good dental hygiene goes beyond brushing. According to 9 out of 10 American dentists, there is a trend in enamel erosion in children. You can prevent the wear and tear…
Read More Tooth To-Do’s
Encourage your kids to brush with a fluoride toothpaste. Use a pea-sized dab of fluoride toothpaste for kids ages 2-6, and use slightly more when they are older. Teach them…
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