by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
We tend to get our children to the dentist more frequently than we go ourselves. In fact, over 64% of children in the US have been to the dentist in the last six months—a higher rate than people who are 18 years old or older! As a parent, your child’s dental...
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...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
During sleep, your child may do many things that he or she may be unaware of doing. Some children grind their teeth in sleep. This is a phenomenon known as sleep bruxism. Per the latest statistics, two to three out of every 10 grind their teeth in sleep. This is not...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
Being afraid of the dentist is one of the top recorded phobias. It stands in the way of many people getting proper dental care. Most dental procedures today are not that difficult, but it only takes one fearful experience to create a nervous reaction. This fear of the...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
Did you know that 1 in 5 children between the ages of 5 and 11 have at least one untreated tooth decay? If your child is suffering from untreated cavities, it can lead to issues with speaking, eating, playing, and even learning. In fact, children with poor dental...
by Nolensville Pediatric Dentistry | Blog
20% of kids aged 5-11 have an untreated decayed tooth. Decayed teeth should never be left untreated. When you have children, it’s important to take care of their teeth now. It’s good to be proactive to set them up with a healthy mouth for life. To get the...
