by Kelli Ladipo | Jan 1, 2020 | baby toddler, dental care, dentist, easing fears, kids, parent tips
A Positive Experience for All Taking your kids to the dentist can be stressful. Whether its general anxiety over visiting the dentist, a child with special needs or fear of a necessary treatment or procedure, we do our best to make sure every visit to our practice is...
by Capital City Pediatric Dentistry | Nov 13, 2018 | baby toddler, dental care, dentist, health, kids, parent tips
One of the most common approaches used by many pediatric dentists is also an effective method for your child’s oral care at home. “Tell Show Do” is a popular technique for managing fears and behaviors during dental office visits. First, the dentist TELLS the young...
by Capital City Pediatric Dentistry | Jun 25, 2018 | baby toddler, kids
Baby teeth begin to appear in a child’s mouth early, within a few months of age. Also called primary teeth, they are the first set of teeth in a child’s development. You probably know a lot about your child’s smile, but there are some facts that that may surprise you....
by Capital City Pediatric Dentistry | Oct 25, 2017 | baby toddler, dentist, health, parent tips
Parents have a wealth of information available to them about baby foods, feeding advice, high chairs, and more. It is an exciting time when baby first gets a taste of his or her first solid food. Baby teeth need to be cared for gently and carefully, especially when...
by Capital City Pediatric Dentistry | Sep 12, 2017 | baby toddler, health, kids, parent tips
Bones and teeth develop at a young age, so it is important for children to get the proper amounts of calcium. Children who get enough have the strongest bones possible moving into adulthood. This means they will have reduced chance of bone loss when they are older....
by Capital City Pediatric Dentistry | Feb 27, 2017 | baby toddler, health, parent tips
Are you wondering if your child’s pacifier is ruining his or her teeth? There is some good news, according to pediatric dentists. Pacifier use has pros and cons. Infants have a natural sucking reflex. Providing them something to suck on helps them to feel comfortable...
