Pediatric Dentistry

With early orthodontic intervention, the complexity of future conditions and the time of future treatment can be reduced. Sometimes, it can even eliminate the need for later treatment. There are many reasons […]

When choosing the doctor who will transform you or your child’s smile, it is important to know the differences between a dentist who provides orthodontic care, and a board-certified orthodontist. Even if […]

A renowned school located in the historic city of Boston, Tufts University School of Dentistry is not only a top educational facility, it is also where our dentists and orthodontist earned their […]

In our last blog post, we discussed some of the ways parents can help their kids become comfortable with brushing and flossing. In this article, we’d like to go into a bit […]

By showing kids the importance of keeping their teeth clean, children will grow up with the proper habits to preserve their oral health throughout life. Good habits begin young, and knowing how […]

Sucking on the thumb, fingers, a pacifier, or another object is a normal response for children. Up to a certain age, usually between 2 and 6 years old, it is perfectly healthy […]

Young children can develop cavities (dental caries) in their primary teeth, so it’s very important to take steps to reduce the chances of this happening. During your regular appointments, Dr. William Chan […]

Parents are often reasonably concerned about their children developing cavities (dental caries). Our pediatric dentists want to emphasize the importance of keeping the mouth clean and avoiding preventable dental issues. In many […]

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends bringing in your child by their first birthday. The benefits of early dental care are broad and far-reaching, and they go beyond learning to be […]