Some children might be worried about biting down on food or accidentally swallowing the loose tooth when drinking their chocolate milk in the morning. Taking the time to talk to your child about their loose tooth can help them feel assured that it’s a very normal process that everyone goes through. You might even help ease their minds with some Tooth Fairy talk and encouragement.
Read MoreFor patients under 3 years of age, the first couple visits are going to be mostly parent education, what they should and should not be doing as far as brushing, diet, etc. We do a quick exam, the child sits on their parent's lap, and we apply a fluoride treatment…
Read MoreIf it is on the bottom front, it is very common, and most likely will correct itself. We usually wait a few months before talking about doing any treatment as far as taking that tooth out, the tongue will push the permanent tooth…
Read MoreWe offer nitrous, or laughing gas, for kids who can cooperate in office for treatment, we also do in office sedation for smaller cases that the kids are more nervous then most, and also do treatment under general anesthesia…
Read MoreYes! We are one of the few pediatric dental offices in Idaho Falls and Pocatello that accept existing and new medicaid.
Read MoreYes! We are taking new patients (including medicaid) at each of our locations (Idaho Falls and Pocatello)
Read MoreGive us a call and we will schedule an appointment at your convenience to re-cement the crown in place.
Read MoreWe recommend a first visit by age one or 6 months after 1st tooth erupts.
Read MoreHave child bite down on clean, folded gauze or cloth over the bleeding area for 15 minutes. Repeat once if necessary. If bleeding continues, give us a call.
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