A dark spot on your child’s tooth is not automatically a cavity. Decay is one explanation and a common one, but surface stain, hardened deposits at the gumline, enamel that formed differently before the tooth erupted, and previous dental treatment can all...
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Is your baby struggling to feed or stay latched? Have you heard the term “frenectomy” and wondered what it means? At Smiling Kids Pediatric DentistryThis link leads to Home page in Indianapolis and Noblesville, IN, we often meet parents facing these...
Want to know the easiest way to protect your child’s teeth? Are you wondering how to prevent cavitiesThis link leads to Restorative Dentistry for Kids page in kids without making it complicated? At Smiling Kids Pediatric DentistryThis link leads to Home page in...
Can cavitiesThis link leads to Restorative Dentistry for Kids page really go away on their own? Or is there a point where a filling becomes the only option? At Smiling Kids Pediatric DentistryThis link leads to Home page in Indianapolis and Noblesville, IN, we get...
Have you noticed something different about your child’s teeth? A small change could be an early sign that a pediatric cavity needs a filling. At Smiling Kids Pediatric DentistryThis link leads to Home page in Indianapolis and Noblesville, IN, we often speak with...
A white spot on your child’s tooth is not automatically a cavity, and it is not automatically harmless either. The single most useful clue is timing. A white patch that was visible the day the tooth came in usually says something about how that enamel formed...
An impacted tooth is one that is blocked and cannot erupt on its own, as opposed to one that is simply running behind. After wisdom teeth, the upper canine is the tooth this happens to most often, in something like one to three percent of people, and it happens to...
Cavities can feel confusing, especially when your child brushes daily. Many parents wonder why tooth decay still shows up. At Smiling Kids Pediatric DentistryThis link leads to Home page in Indianapolis and Noblesville, IN, we hear this concern often. The truth is...
A supernumerary tooth is an extra tooth, one beyond the standard set of twenty baby teeth or thirty-two permanent teeth. Most of them turn up in the upper front of the mouth, most are found on an X-ray rather than by looking, and most never erupt into the mouth at...
