Baby teeth are also called primary teeth or deciduous teeth. The process when a child’s baby tooth goes through the gums and becomes visible above the gum line is called tooth eruption.… Read the rest
It may seem unnecessary to take your child to a pediatric dentist when he or she has only a few teeth or none at all. However, seeing a dentist early on is of utmost importance to your child’s oral health.… Read the rest
Decay begins when the acids in foods and beverages attack the teeth and break down the enamel, leaving the teeth vulnerable and weakened.
Patients of any age can suffer from tooth decay, but for one particular group – babies – the condition needs to be closely monitored.… Read the rest
Out of concern for our patients and staff, our office is following the recommendation of the Centers for Disease Control and avoiding close contact with people. Our offices are closed with the exception of our Scranton office. All scheduled appointments are cancelled. The Scranton office will only be seeing emergency patients. Please call 570-346-7760 for emergency service.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Be well and stay safe,
The Smiles 4 Keeps team.
