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A dental visit for a child with autism can be intimidating, which is why our pediatric dentists are trained to care for children on the autism spectrum. We know that every child is unique and our team works diligently to treat each patient with personalized…

You may be wondering what size toothbrush is most appropriate for your child to use based on their age. Though each child is different and their oral development is unique, we'll walk you through which toothbrush your child should use as they grow up and…

   If you're running out of ideas on how to keep the kids busy all day, we've got a surprise for you! We’ve built a virtual curriculum program called Children’s Dental Academy- and the best part is it's 100% FREE! Your kids will be entertained…

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, and at Pediatric Dental Associates our dentists and staff wanted to share tips for parents and raise awareness of the importance of children's oral health and pediatric dental care at an early age. A parent’s first step involves…

Dental visits for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or individual sensory issues can often include a lot of new sights, sounds, smells, and sensations. Making regular trips to the dentist is an incredibly important part of building a good oral health program for children.…

Playing sports is a great way for your kids to get exercise and socialize with their peers. As much fun as a new sport may be for your little one, young athletes are at a higher risk for sports-related injuries. With fall sports in full…