Smiles University Pediatric Dentistry blog

For some parents, a big concern regarding Halloween is worrying that their child will get cavities because of all the candy their little ghoul or goblin will eat after a fruitful night of trick-or-treating. Fortunately, this quick guide will cover which items your child should enjoy and avoid. It will allow them to have fun, stay safe, and let you breathe easy at the same time.    

At your child’s last checkup, the dentist may have suggested dental sealants. If so, it’d be best to get them – the coatings will further protect your kiddo’s pearly whites. Still, you likely have some dental sealant questions you want to address first. Getting the answers to them would boost your confidence in treatment. Luckily, Smiles University Pediatric Dentistry can help with this task. Here are the answers to three popular sealant questions from a Bastrop dentist.

A chipped, cracked, avulsed, or seriously decayed tooth can be an anxiety-inducing experience for you and your little one! Oftentimes, knowing what to expect in situations like these can make them significantly less stressful. With this in mind, keep reading to learn three essential steps that your pediatric dentist will take during your child’s emergency dental visit.