Category: Preventive Dentistry

A variety of factors could lead to your child developing a cavity. However, your Round Rock, TX, pediatric dentist has two unique treatments to help strengthen teeth and protect them from tooth decay. In today’s blog, we’re going to talk about the benefits of fluoride treatments and dental sealants, and how they help safeguard little… Read more »

A professional cleaning does what brushing and flossing alone cannot. Even kids need to have their plaque and tartar removed, which helps lower the risks of everything from cavities to gingivitis. In today’s blog, your Round Rock, TX, pediatric dentist will explain why kids need to have dental cleanings, and what to expect from the… Read more »

We suggest visits for kids at least once every six months for a checkup and cleaning, and an initial visit in infancy. In today’s blog, your Round Rock, TX, dentist will talk about our approach to pediatric dentistry, and why kids of all ages benefit from regular visits for a checkup and to have their… Read more »

When we brush and floss our teeth, we remove food particles to help lower the risk of issues like tooth decay or gingivitis. Even children need to care for their smiles, even as early as age one. In today’s blog, your Round Rock, TX, dentist will talk about better brushing and flossing habits, and the… Read more »

Our entire team works hard to ensure that from the moment they arrive our young patients feel welcomed and relaxed. From answering questions and concerns, to allowing them to bring a favorite stuffed animal or blanket, we want to do what we can to help. To help those undergoing more advanced treatments or for children… Read more »

Your dentist uses preventive dental care to stop serious oral health issues from ever forming. Preventive dental care entails a list of treatments, but it also refers to an approach. When you have a preventive mindset at home, you’re more likely to follow through on daily care routines. Brushing and flossing twice per day prevents… Read more »

Your teeth are strong and durable, but they still need your help if they’re going to stand up to a lifetime of use. That’s why it’s crucial that you brush and floss your teeth. You should also make regular visits to your dentist every six months for checkups. A lifetime of positive oral health care… Read more »