Blog - Restorative Care

Finding out your child needs a cavity filled can feel a bit overwhelming — for both of you. But with the right approach, this routine procedure can go smoothly and even be a positive experience. Here are some helpful tips to guide you through it.

Explain What to Expect in a Kid-Friendly Way

Start by helping your child understand what a cavity ...

Caring for your child's oral health can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to dental procedures. As a parent, you want to make informed decisions for your child's well-being. This guide explains one common dental procedure: pediatric dental fillings.

What Are Pediatric Dental Fillings?

Pediatric dental fillings are a routine treatment for cavities in children. The procedure involves removing the decayed ...

Cavities are places where bacterial waste eats away at your child's teeth. Cavities need a couple things to come about - a tooth (duh), bacteria, and carbohydrates. These carbohydrates come in obvious forms, like sugar, but also ...

TOOTH INJURY CAN BE CAUSED BY SPORTS

If your child enjoys playing sports of any kind, it’s important that you have a customized mouthguard created for them. Because it is far too easy to sustain a cracked tooth or accidentally have one knocked out during a game, a mouthguard can shield their teeth and gums from a hard-hitting tackle or fly ...

Should a baby tooth be pulled by help of a parent? Generally the answer is no.  The tooth may not be loose enough to come out and that may lead to damage to the gum and bleeding and pain.  The best policy recommended by Dr. Abazari is to have the child herself/himself to do the wiggling.  Always use positive words ...