Lip and tongue tie are among the most common abnormalities that are present at birth. They restrict movement of the oral tissues and can cause ongoing problems if they are not treated. The standard treatment for these problems is a minimally invasive procedure known as a frenectomy. How can you tell if your child needs this surgery? In this blog post, we touch on five common signs.

For many parents, pacifiers are an indispensable tool. They can calm fussy babies, promote good sleep, and might even reduce the risk of SIDS. No doubt, these little objects can be very useful, and there is nothing wrong with using them for your baby — but only up to a certain point. Let’s talk about how pacifiers might affect your baby’s teeth and how you can keep their smile healthy.

Would you like to take a trip around the world? You would? Good! But this is not just any adventure; it’s a dental adventure. Stories of the tooth fairy have been around for hundreds of years, and today, those same stories make the loss of baby teeth a more positive experience for children. Would you like to get acquainted with some fun tooth fairy tales from different countries? Let’s go exploring!

To help their patients prevent cavities, most dentists eagerly promote the use of fluoridated toothpastes. Indeed, fluoride is a useful mineral that can help to protect against dental decay in both children and adults. But did you know that there is an alternative type of toothpaste that offers even more amazing benefits than fluoride? Let’s take a deeper dive into hydroxyapatite toothpaste benefits!

Have you discovered that your little one has a tongue-tie? This knowledge can be a bit overwhelming at first, especially when you’re not sure what to do next. Fortunately, there is a straightforward treatment for tongue-ties with lasting benefits called a frenectomy. But what is this procedure, and what can you expect from it? Continue reading to learn all about the treatment process and how it can help your child be happier and healthier!