If food, bacteria and acid are how cavities grow, then making changes to each of these areas can interrupt cavity formation.

As you gear up for a new school year, don’t forget to include your child’s oral health in your back-to-school checklist. Five dental essentials every parent should consider...

A common question pediatric dentists get from parents is, “Why do we have to treat baby teeth, when they’re just going to fall out?” There are numerous good reasons.

At the most basic level, a dental cavity is a hole in a tooth. These holes can range from very small or incipient (developing), to quite large and encompassing the entire tooth. Cavities can grow on baby teeth and permanent teeth alike. To understand how cavities form, it is important to first understand the structure or anatomy of the tooth.

A panoramic X-ray, also known as a Panorex, is a two-dimensional dental X-ray that captures the entire mouth in a single image. It provides a broad view of teeth, jaws and surrounding structures, allowing dentists to assess the overall dental health and diagnose potential issues.

This summer, you’ll find us at Fun in the Park, an annual program by Albany Parks & Recreation where kids and parents can meet up for games, crafts and outdoor fun.

At our practice, we use Solea, a cutting-edge dental laser that replaces the traditional drill for most procedures, making visits smoother.

Regular dental checkups every six months are important for children because they help to prevent dental problems from developing or worsen

Some tips and trivia

Pediatric dentists specialize in recognizing the stages of decay in baby teeth and will recommend the appropriate treatment for your child’s

Pediatric dentists occasionally get requests from parents to forgo dental X-rays, as parents have concerns about radiation exposure. Rest as

Though it may be tempting to let your child skip brushing and flossing when they’re sick, it’s better for their health if you keep to a...

Food choices and eating patterns can affect whether your child has problems like tooth decay and cavities. Snacks such as cookies, crackers,

For younger children, a trip to the dentist office can seem scary. In our office, we aim to make easy for them (and fun, given that we...

Tooth decay can occur as early as age 1, which is why we advise parents to start early with taking care of their baby’s oral health. Some...

It happens when you least expect it: your child knocked out a tooth. Now what? The pain and surprise of facial trauma can be frightening...

Many parents consider getting their children started with braces. Two common parental concerns: does my child need braces, and if so,...

Many parents consider getting their children started with braces. Two common parental concerns: does my child need braces, and if so,...

The kids are home for summer…and the amount of snacking has increased tenfold. While a few snacks a day can be a good balance for...

No more shots, no drilling and no pain With our new Solea laser, we are able to fix cavities as well perform other procedures, without...