What to Expect at Your Child’s First Dental Visit
What to expect at your child’s first dental visit Should I take my kid to the dentist? Your child should see a dentist by their first birthday, or within six months of their first tooth coming in — whichever happens first. The first visit is very important, and also...
Knocked-Out or Chipped Tooth? A Parent’s Guide
If your kid knocks out a permanent tooth, act as fast as possible: Pick it up by the crown (not the root) Rinse the tooth gently Place it back in the socket if possible Get to a dentist within 30 minutes If it’s a baby tooth, never put it back in. For a baby tooth,...
White or Silver? Picking the right filling for your child’s tooth
Cavities are a common problem during childhood. Yummy candy, late night snacking, and forgetting to brush are the ingredients to sugar bugs attacking and making holes in your child’s teeth. Since parents often ask us “Which type of filling is the best and safest...
Are Dental X-Rays Dangerous for my Child?
At South Davis Pediatric Dentistry, dental radiographs or X-rays are an important tool we use to make sure your child’s teeth are as healthy as possible. By using X-rays we are able to see imperfections in teeth, bones and soft tissues in the mouth that can’t be seen...
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