It can be tough parenting today. With the constant onslaught of information on the internet, it's hard to figure out which latest child-rearing information you should follow. Last year, everyone was worried about some information that was spread on social…
Why does my kid have so many cavities? Did you know that over half of cavities in baby teeth are between the teeth. This means they are not visible without x-rays. We often find parents asking, "Why does my kid…
Embed this infographic on your site. Facts About The Teeth [Summary] Tooth decay is the number one chronic disease of childhood; more common than asthma, diabetes, and obesity. Quick Facts Enamel is the hardest substance in the body. The first…
When we were kids, a trip to the dentist could sometimes feel like a punishment. For a kid, having to wait in a stuffy office, just to be taken back to a gigantic hard leather seat and made to sit…
Looking for a Hall Crown Dentist? One may be hard to find, but it isn't impossible. Norna Hall (for whom the crowns are named after) introduced Hall Crowns as treatment for cavities in baby teeth in the United Kingdom. The…
A New Year is here! We enjoyed seeing your children mature and grow over the previous year, and look forward to seeing your family at our office in the coming months. We had a lot to celebrate at our office…
Many parents worry about the health of their child’s teeth and gums, but fewer think about the cleanliness of their child’s toothbrush. Just how much bacteria from a child’s mouth takes up residence on a toothbrush? To schedule an appointment…
Dr. Jarod Johnson attended and presented at The Pediatric Dentistry Summit at the GNYDM in New York City from November 24th to November 27th. This event was co-hosted by the New York Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (NYAPD) and the American…
When your child gets cavities, it may be daunting as a parent to think about your child having their teeth drilled for a filling. Many parents consider foregoing the procedure because baby teeth end up falling out anyway. However, just…
Your child’s teeth have been forming since they were still snuggled up in the womb. Isn’t it amazing to think about? This is one reason why doctors advise women to take prenatal vitamins that include adequate amounts of calcium. Calcium is a mineral that is essential to healthy teeth, bones, and muscles. You see, calcium is an important part of the healthy formation and maintenance of both teeth and bone. In fact, these areas are where most of the body’s stores of calcium are contained.