Routine dental hygiene visits are important for your child’s dental health. Each child’s needs are different, and we tailor each visit to meet those needs. There are some important basics of a hygiene appointment that we want to share with you. Knowledge is key to patient comfort and care in and out of the dentist’s…
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Sometimes our kids need a little extra help with tasks that don’t interest them – or in this case, proper brushing and flossing. As parents, it can be difficult to come up with creative ways to get our little ones to cooperate. Two of the most effective ways to familiarize your child with their trusted…
You often hear us talk about the importance of a healthy smile, but what does dental health neglect really look like for children? The truth is, the health of your child’s teeth and gums affects many different physical and psychological aspects of their life. Dental problems cause a lot of pain and strife not just…
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, a time to educate not only children, but parents, caregivers, teachers, and many others about the importance and benefits of good oral health in children! This year, the American Dental Association (ADA) is taking the month of February to inform the public about the importance of sealants. Seal…
Understanding dental insurance can be quite a hassle, but we know it is essential to keep your children’s smiles healthy. Not every plan is the same, and learning about your insurance coverage isn’t always a simple task. If you’ve been left scratching your head about your dental insurance plan and how it applies to your…
Trust, convenience, and care are three things that we provide to our patients every day. We know that choosing a pediatric dentist is a big decision. Your child’s dental health is so important, which is why we are dedicated to upholding our values with each visit. Knowing that parents trust us to care for their…
Bringing your child to see the dentist twice a year is not the only component to great oral health care (though we applaud you for that major step!). Continuing to practice dental health habits at home is the majority of the equation, so we have tips to help your child keep their pearly whites looking…
One of our core practice values is community service, and we thoroughly enjoy taking the time to get to know our patients outside of the office. It takes a village to make all of Charlotte’s communities a great place for our children to thrive. Each and every team member at Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry shares our…
Gingivitis is not a disease that many people associate with children. Though it is not prevalent in children, gum disease can rear its ugly head if your child has poor dental habits and doesn’t receive regular pediatric dental care. Because teenagers have increasingly high levels of hormones, they tend to be more at risk for…
When choosing dental care for your family, you may be tempted to select a family dentist. The convenience of having all of your dental needs handled under one roof is hard to beat. However, you may be surprised to learn that your dental care needs vary greatly from your child’s, and that many family dentists…
