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What Helps a Child’s Toothache?

added on: December 21, 2021
young girl at the dentist

We never want our kids to experience any pain, but the truth is, sometimes toothaches happen. Even worse, sometimes they happen at the most inconvenient times, such as during the holidays. So as a parent, what can you do to help a child’s toothache? Don’t worry. Your pediatric dentist in… Read More…


What Causes Gums to Bleed in Kids?

added on: October 28, 2021
mother and child removing masks

When kids’ gums start to bleed, it can be scary and worrisome, but it’s not necessarily an indication of anything serious. Most likely, it’s the result of some kind of normal childhood activity. Let’s check in with your pediatric dentist in Reynoldsburg to see some common reasons why kids’ gums… Read More…


What Causes Bad Breath in Kids?

added on: September 17, 2021
toddler hiding under hat

Bad breath can be embarrassing, especially for kids. In some cases, a kid’s bad breath may be caused by an underlying medical condition. But in most cases, bad breath in kids is caused by everyday habits and behaviors that aren’t necessarily harmful to health but can make oral hygiene challenging… Read More…


Why Is It Important For Kids to See a Pediatric Dentist Before School Starts?

added on: August 17, 2021
boy doing schoolwork

When it’s time to prepare for kids to go back to school, their mouths are often the last thing on their parents’ minds. Between back-to-school clothes shopping and getting all the classroom necessities, we understand. But seeing a pediatric dentist in Reynoldsburg before returning to school can play an important… Read More…


4 Myths About Baby Teeth

added on: July 8, 2021
baby boy

Parents and caregivers have a lot to worry about as their children grow up. After all, things change and develop very quickly as infants turn into toddlers and toddlers turn into preschoolers. Dental care is another one of those things that are constantly changing and needs attention just like everything… Read More…


How To Stop A Child From Grinding Their Teeth

added on: April 7, 2021
child sleeping

When most people think about teeth grinding, they may immediately think of stressed-out adults grinding away aimlessly or throughout the night. However, it’s also possible for children to have this tooth-grinding habit. If it’s not treated, tooth grinding can lead to dental problems. So how do you help your child… Read More…


Early Childhood Dental Issues Every Parent Needs to Be Aware Of

added on: December 11, 2020
toddler exclaims

We do everything we can to make sure our children stay healthy, from encouraging them to eat healthy foods to getting active and, of course, taking good care of their teeth. But did you know that there are some early childhood dental issues that may not seem too concerning on… Read More…


What’s the Difference Between Plaque and Tartar?

added on: November 20, 2020
questions

It’s not uncommon to hear your pediatric dentist in Reynoldsburg toss around the words ‘plaque’ and ‘tartar’ almost interchangeably. In fact, we’ve realized that this could cause some confusion, and as always, we want to help our patients and parents of our patients understand the difference between the two. Join… Read More…


Does Your Child Need to Brush His Tongue?

added on: November 10, 2020
girl sticking out tongue

You will hear your pediatric dentist in Reynoldsburg talk a lot about how important it is for your little one to brush and floss his teeth every day to protect them against cavities. But did you know that he should also brush his tongue, as well as his teeth? The… Read More…


The Best and Worst Candy for Your Kid’s Teeth

added on: October 8, 2020
Halloween candy

It’s that time again when our grocery aisles are taken over by ghoulish and ghostly goodies. From mini candy bars to oh-so-good sugary treats, the zombie and skeleton wrapping can only mean one thing — Halloween season is here. This also means another holiday that floods kids with candy is… Read More…


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As always, our dedication to keeping our patients safe remains our top priority. To help us do that, please be aware of some of the following changes you may see at your next appointment:

Our office has always maintained infection protocols that meet and exceed minimal recommendations, and we will continue to do so. In fact, our standard of care is now being adopted as the industry gold-standard in reducing aerosols.