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Braces, baby teeth and the questions parents actually ask us in the chair - written by our Las Vegas team.
Chances are good that you soothe your baby to sleep with a bottle. It seems pretty harmless and is a completely natural action. Then at a...
Read the article →It’s a situation a lot of parents find themselves in. The dentist recommends X-rays, and you nod, but somewhere in the back of your mind, you’re...
Read the article →It might start with a breastfeeding struggle that nobody can quite explain, or a toddler whose speech seems a little harder to follow than other kids...
Read the article →You’ve probably noticed your child sleeping with their mouth open, or walking around looking like they’re perpetually mid-sentence. Maybe they snore a little, or breathe loudly...
Read the article →Ever hear a low, grinding sound coming from your sleeping child’s mouth? The good news is that tooth grinding in children, called bruxism, is far more...
Read the article →Your child’s orthodontist has just told you they need a palate expander. You nodded, said you understood, and then walked out to the parking lot with...
Read the article →Most parents know they’re supposed to take their kids to the dentist. The biggest question is when. If you’ve been waiting until your child has a...
Read the article →It’s one of the first questions parents ask when an orthodontic consultation confirms what they’ve been suspecting: their kid needs their teeth straightened. Should they opt...
Read the article →Few phrases will stop a parent faster than “your child needs a root canal.” It makes you think of the adult procedure, and when it’s attached...
Read the article →Malocclusion: Some parents expect the diagnosis of a misaligned bite, but others are surprised. Your reaction might also vary depending on your kid’s age. If they’re...
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