Teething is a natural process that every child goes through. It usually starts at around six months and can continue until age 3. During this time, your child’s teeth will emerge from their gums, which can cause discomfort and irritability. Understanding your...
Did you know that February is National Children’s Dental Health Month? That’s right! This month is solely focused on educating your little ones about creating great dental habits in hopes that they will share them with their friends. As a pediatric dental...
When it comes to parenthood, everyone is in the process of learning what is best for their child. How many vegetables should my child eat? When should my child start talking? What’s the best way to potty train? When should my child start going to the dentist? We...
Every October at iGrin Pediatric Dentistry, we celebrate National Dental Hygiene Month! This month is set aside to help us not only recognize our team members in the hygiene community but to share the importance of good dental hygiene. Healthy Dental Habits We always...
We’ve got a lot in store for you and a look back at the past few months. Let’s catch...
April is National Facial Protection Month! Whether your child is involved with basketball, baseball, football, soccer, or more, they should be protecting their teeth with sports mouthguards. Safety equipment does not stop with what your coach can provide you; your...
If you grew up in America, chances are you have come into contact with the Tooth Fairy in your lifetime. Once a child loses their tooth, they put it under their pillow when they go to sleep, and the tooth fairy comes to take it and usually replaces it with coins or...
February is National Children’s Dental Health Month! We use every day as an opportunity to talk to your child about their dental hygiene, but we want to highlight a few questions that you may have. Getting your child to recognize the importance of dental hygiene...
You’re getting your child into bed and all of a sudden a foul scent comes from your child’s mouth. You say, “Did you brush your teeth?” They will most likely tell you they did when you know for sure they either used garlic toothpaste or skipped...
