Welcome to San Diego Children’s Dentistry, where our passion is ensuring the optimal oral health of your children. In this comprehensive guide, we will dive deep into the topic of dental plaque, its implications for oral health, and practical steps for prevention and removal. Dental plaque is a common concern among parents, and understanding it
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In the world of pediatric dentistry, ensuring the health and happiness of your child’s smile is our top priority. One term that often comes up in discussions about oral health is “plaque.” But what exactly is plaque, and why is it crucial to address it in the context of your child’s dental care? In this
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You might have heard the term “pacifier teeth” before but aren’t quite sure what it means. Are pacifiers safe for babies? Do pacifiers mess up your teeth? The short answer is that pacifiers are safe for babies – when used properly. You can ensure your child doesn’t develop pacifier teeth by understanding a few important
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Setting your children up for a lifetime of good oral health is one of the best things you can do for them. Children can experience a wide range of pediatric dental issues. Luckily, there are many effective treatment options and interventions for these issues. If you find your child experiencing any of these common pediatric
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The health benefits of fruit are well-documented, which is why they’re likely your sweet treat of choice when trying to eat well. However, there’s also quite a bit of sugar in fruit, and many of them have a high acid content, as well. This might raise some questions for you when you’re trying to balance
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When it comes to your child’s teeth, you only want the best for them. While every parent knows that their child will lose their baby teeth as they get older, it can still be surprising the first time you discover that one of their teeth is loose. That’s why we’re here to provide you with
read moreIt might seem like a minor or even silly thing to be concerned about but mouth breathing is a complex health concern with serious consequences such as sleep apnea, speech impediment, compromised facial structure, and even slower growth in young children. What do we know about mouth breathing? Is it a habit or a problem?
read moreConsider a molar. Those blocky teeth have rough surfaces with a handy little divot just perfect for catching food and harboring bacteria which grow into cavities. Brushing your teeth every day, flossing, and regular dental visits are very important but consistent and thorough oral care goes beyond a bright white smile. Caring for your teeth
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