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added on: February 20, 2024
dentist checking the smile of a happy girl during dentist appointment

Every year the American Dental Association acknowledges February as National Children’s Dental Health Month. This month-long national observance of pediatric dental healthcare brings together thousands of dedicated oral health professionals to promote the benefits of good oral practice to children and their families. This year’s theme is, “Healthy Habits for Healthy Smiles” and we wanted… Read More


added on: January 29, 2024
Young boy excitedly looking at dentist during an appointment.

The journey to good oral health can never start too early.  One of the first steps on this journey is to have regular dental check-ups, but why? What would happen if your child were to go to the dentist regularly? In this blog, we will explore the importance of routine dental visits for your child… Read More


added on: December 19, 2023
smiling baby with lower central incisors showing

A baby comes with many heart-warming firsts. Among those firsts is the occasion of baby’s first tooth. Knowing what to expect during this time is especially important for both your baby’s comfort and your confidence as a parent. In this blog we will share how to know when babies start teething, infant tooth order, when… Read More


added on: October 17, 2023

Losing your first tooth is a right of passage we all experience, and many kids get really excited when they get their first loose tooth. They can’t wait for it to fall out and get a visit from the Tooth Fairy, so much so that many kids rush the process and parents may be tempted… Read More


added on: October 13, 2023

Seeing that first little piece of white tooth pop through your baby’s gums is an exciting time, and usually happens right around the time your baby should first see a pediatric dentist in Prairie Village. But it often comes with a lot of discomfort and pain. While teething is a natural and important developmental milestone… Read More


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