Pediatric Dentistry

Why supra-nano filled composites like Estelite Sigma Quick are a great option for young patients.

The computer assisted anesthesia system will be incorporated into the curriculum for the Pediatric Residency Program.

Event proceeds will benefit oral health education, preventive services and treatment for children in need.

The discovery could lead to better ways of identifying children at high risk of caries.

It's the time of year when candy is lurking around every corner, but following these steps can help protect your kids' smiles.

It's the time of year when candy is lurking around every corner, but following these steps can help protect your kids' smiles.

The program provides children with backpacks, school supplies, hygiene products and new clothes.

The digital panoramic radiographic system has the unique ability to capture depth-added panoramic radiographs.

The materials are designed to provide young patients with reliable, biocompatible dental comfort for years after their use.

A recent grant to Apple Tree Dental will provide treatment this year for 10 percent more children with special needs.

Why the Ketac Universal Aplicap Glass Ionomer Restorative from 3M is an excellent choice for pediatric dental procedures.

A new study suggests that poor results on academic exams of children born with oral clefts are not related to early exposure to general anesthesia.

 TAUB Products, a long-time manufacturer of dental consumable products, announced the sponsorship of the dental sealant grant program at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. The program will take place at six different locations over the next few weeks.

Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania have discovered that a fungus may be contributing to tooth decay in children.

Dental checkups during early childhood are just as important as regular wellness checks by a pediatrician. By kindergarten, 40 percent of children have been diagnosed with early tooth decay or cavities, which can have a negative impact on their overall health. A significant number of these cases will require dental treatment.

Hygienists and parents weigh in on this important-and sometimes frustrating-topic.Getting kids to brush their teeth-and to brush them properly-sure isn’t easy. It just isn’t high on their list of things they want to do in a day, and most would skip it all together if they could.

Having a healthy smile is crucial to a child’s overall health and development.

The TheraBreath for Kids Organic Grape Oral Rinse is said to be made from healthy ingredients.

A new study suggests preventive dental care provided before the age of 2 is associated with a higher rate of dental visits and more frequent tooth decay-related treatment.

If a dentist could predict how a child is likely to respond to the usage of laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, the visit is more likely to be free of anxiety and fear.

DPR presents a list of the top 10 most popular articles from 2016.

Several orthodontists examine the benefits and risks of two-phase treatment.

Letting children speak for themselves at dental appointments can help hygienists glean valuable information.

Hydration is crucial when working out or playing sports-but now, researchers say, hydrating is actually destroying children’s teeth.

In this Product Benchmark, Shannon Pace Brinker, CDA, CDD explains how Ultradent's Opalescence Go can be used to whiten teeth in pediatric patients, restoring confidence and smiles.

Chemicals commonly found in plastics and fungicides may be weakening children’s teeth by disrupting hormones that stimulate the growth of dental enamel, according to a new study presented today at the European Congress of Endocrinology.

When I became a hygienist and started working in private practice, I was always taking every opportunity to do community outreach. This turned into a desire to start a non-profit organization.

Dr. James Thomas, DDS, MS, of Bellevue, Wash., explains how using Curve Dental practice management software has helped his practice work more efficiently, thrive.

Parents trust your office with their most prized possessions, and can often cause far more drama than the patients themselves. Your team should go to great lengths to connect with both the patients and their parents.