Frequently Asked Questions

A check up is recommended when infants grow their first tooth or by their first birthday. This helps prevent any dental problems in the future.

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry that you bring in your little ones for a check up every six months. It's recommended in order to prevent any dental problems such as cavities. In certain instances your pediatric dentist may recommend a different schedule for check ups based on the child's oral health.

Yes and No, thumbsucking and usage of pacifiers can only become a problem if it lingers past a specific age. By then, most kids have already weaned themselves of these habits. However, if they have not, intervention may be needed!

We recommend any soft-bristled toothbrush with a small head! There are some made specifically for infants and they should be used at least once a day. Another easy solution is to use a small wet cloth and clean the teeth, alternative is the usage of gauze.

Pediatric dentists are the primary care providers for infants and children's oral care. Dr. Mike as well as other pediatric dentists have done an additional 2-3 years of training in order to be specialized in working with children, including those with special needs.

These things happen, stay calm! First thing you will need to do is find the tooth and put it in a glass of milk. Then, give us a call to get you in ASAP, and bring the tooth in the glass of milk!