Research showed that between 2006 and 2016, fewer children were starting to see a pediatric dentist. During these years, fewer and fewer young children were receiving dental care. Many parents may not believe that their children need dental care. Especially for...

Your little one's smile lights up your life -- gums and all. But as your toothless wonder starts to develop their first pearly whites, how can you keep their smile beaming bright long term? Research shows that a little more than 40% of children between the ages of 2...

As parents, there’s little we wouldn’t do for our children’s comfort—and that extends to getting them into a dental chair. Though we know it’s crucial to take care of their baby teeth, it’s not uncommon for kids to feel anxious or uncertain around strangers in new...

While over 90% of children had a dental visit in the last year, there are many parents who are wondering, why practice good pediatric dental hygiene? Why should you be taking your child to the dentist? Taking your child to see a pediatric dentist is the best way to...

Tooth decay is one of the most common chronic childhood diseases. If left untreated, it can cause problems with things such as eating, speaking, and even learning. Getting your child to a qualified pediatric dentist in Lexington can help to prevent these developmental...

More than 26% of people in the United States suffer from some degree of tooth decay along with other dental problems. When left untreated, dental problems like tooth decay, cavities, and gum disease can damage your teeth, make them sensitive or painful, and can even...