Kids Family Dental Group

Dental health education and maintenance are essential for children, so this week, we honor dental hygienists for their role in their dental health! Join us in celebrating National Dental Hygienists Week by tagging your favorite hygienist in the comments below.

A good book can open your child up to a whole new world! For International Children's Book Day, we'd love to hear which books made you smile as a child. Share your suggestions below.

The first day of Spring means flowers blooming and spring cleanings! It's the perfect time to schedule a cleaning with our team. Do you need to schedule a cleaning for your child? Let us know below.

The health of your family has never been more important than it is today. A significant part of your child's overall health stems from their dental health. A new study suggests that patients with gum disease are likely to have a higher risk of complications from COVID-19. There's no reason to hesitate a dental visit. With our Safe Smiles Initiative in place, we can assure your family's safety in getting the dental care they need. Visit https://thefamilydentalgroup.com//kids-family-de/covid-19/ to learn more about our commitment to your family's safety.

They fix our smiles and do it with style! Today we celebrate National Dentist's Day!

As pediatric dentists, it's our duty to educate our patients, parents, and caregivers that tiny teeth matter! Here are 3 reasons why: 1 School-aged children will miss more than 51 million school hours per year, on average, due to dental-related conditions. 2 Cavities can begin soon after the first teeth erupt, around 6-12 months of age.... Here is what you can do: 1 Start brushing their teeth as soon as they come in with a smear size of toothpaste. 2 Take your child to a regular pediatric dental visit by their 1st birthday.

Wondering when is a good time to start taking your child to see a pediatric dentist? Tap "see more" for the answer. . . . .... . . The AAPD recommends a first dental visit by age 1! See more

Was your holiday season filled with sugary treats? It may be the perfect time to take a break. Sugar can cause tooth decay and lead to cavities. Try snacking on some low sugar snacks like fruits and nuts.

Happy New Year! How can you smile more this year? Let us know in the comments below.

We wish for your holidays to be merry and bright, and your teeth, sparkly white!

Hot chocolate is a comforting treat during the season, but it can cause cavities and discolor your little one's teeth. Just make sure to brush and floss to prevent any damage!