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How Laser Dentistry Improves Frenectomies

Frenectomies, a common dental procedure, involve the removal of a frenulum. A frenulum is a small fold of tissue that restricts movement. This tissue can be found under the tongue, upper lip, or in other areas of the mouth. When…

Is Sedation Dentistry Safe for Children?

Dr. Allie Miller in Winter Park, FL, often receives inquiries from concerned parents about the safety of sedation dentistry for their children. Understanding the methods, precautions, and benefits helps parents make informed decisions. Types of Sedation Used in Pediatric Dentistry…

Help Restore Your Child’s Smile

As your child’s teeth grow into place, their smiles will require regular care to keep them looking and feeling their best. Though baby teeth will fall out eventually, their health can impact the wellness of a patient’s smile for a…

Comparing Baby Teeth and Adult Teeth

Pediatric dentists specialize in the oral health of children, from infancy through adolescence. They undergo two to three years of additional training following dental school, equipping them with the skills necessary to address the unique challenges associated with treating young…

Understanding Cavities in Children

Cavities form in the wake of the deterioration of enamel, the hard outer shell of your teeth. This dental problem can affect individuals in any age group - children, teenagers, and adults alike - because they are all subject to…

Do Kids Need Professional Teeth Cleanings?

You likely know that you should visit your dentist on a regular basis for professional teeth cleanings. But did you know that routine dental care is necessary for kids too? As soon as your child grows their first baby tooth,…

Is It Safe to Pull a Baby Tooth?

Baby teeth, also known as primary teeth, refer to the initial, small teeth that begin to grow in a child’s infancy. They serve as placeholders to help a child speak and eat while the jaw grows and makes room for…

Which Toothbrush Does My Child Need?

A child begins brushing their teeth in infancy when their first baby teeth begin to burst through their gums. Teeth brushing is a crucial step in the oral hygiene regimen, the practice of keeping the mouth clean. Both baby teeth…

Help Your Child Heal from Tooth Pulling

In the event of extensive damage to a tooth, a dentist might recommend an extraction procedure. They will carefully release ligaments and tissue to pull the tooth from the patient’s mouth. The patient can anticipate some downtime as they recover…

How to Promote Good Gum Health

Your child should start good oral health practices as soon as they grow their first teeth. But these maintenance efforts will help to promote good gum health as well. Gum disease and other periodontal issues tend to affect adult dental…