by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
Over 40 percent of children ages two to 19 have cavities. With this startling statistic comes the responsibility of parents to promote good oral hygiene. This means taking your child to a pediatric dentist regularly. The only question is: how do you find the right...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
Is your child new to taking care of their dental health? For the first few years of their life, you’re the one that brushed their teeth. Now that they’re old enough to do it on their own, are they ready? It’s hard to remember, as an adult, that...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
About 13% of children have untreated dental caries. Visiting the best pediatric dentist in town can reduce your child’s risk of cavities. Instead, you can gain the expertise you need to improve your child’s dental health. Here are seven questions to ask a...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
While you should start scheduling your child’s first dental appointment by the age of one, sometimes it can be hard to decide whether you take them to a general dentist or a pediatric dentist. Choosing pediatric dentistry over general dentistry has many...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
Parenting is one of the most challenging tasks ever given. There’s a lot that comes with raising a happy and healthy child. One of the many things a parent must keep an eye on is good oral health for their children. Unfortunately, cavities in children are quite...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
Cavities are common in children in the US, with 42% of children between the ages of 2 and 11 having tooth decay in their primary teeth. If you are worried that your toddler is experiencing pain in his or her mouth, it is possible that they could have a cavity. How do...
