Thumb sucking is common among children. Infants (even before birth) have rooting and sucking reflexes that can cause them to put their fingers in their mouths. Thumb sucking usually stops between 6 months and 4 years. But what happens if they continue to suck their thumb? The Oral Health Issues
Bringing your child to the dentist can be a scary idea for anyone to consider. We all have our fears of the dentist, and to think of our little ones going through something similar and not being able to understand the benefits, is something even more terrifying. Your child going
While thumb sucking may seem all cute and adorable, thumb sucking can serious effects on your child’s teeth. As an infant it very common and even acceptable for an infant to use a pacifier or suck their thumbs, but as they get older it can start to cause problems. But
When it comes to your child’s health, nothing should be questionable. You should have confidence and trust in all your child’s doctors, including their pediatric dentist. Now, it may seem simple to choose the right pediatric dentist, it could all come down to being in your insurance plan and being
Your little one is growing up and fast! Now, it may sound early, but as soon as their little screams that are keeping you up at all hours of the night, turning to teething screams, the dreaded phase has begun. This means a trip to the dentist can be on
