Halloween is just around the corner, and our kids are so excited for pumpkin carving, costumes, parties, trick-or-treating, and of course CANDY!! We want all of our kiddos to have a super fun and [...]

Nitrous Oxide is commonly known as “laughing gas”, even though it does not make you laugh.  Many parents ask if this puts their child to sleep and it does not.  Nitrous is inhaled through a nose [...]

According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), a child’s first trip to the dentist should be around age 1 or 6 months after the first tooth erupts.   Many general/family dental [...]

There are only two sets of teeth you have in a lifetime. The first set are called the primary and the second set are your permanent. When a baby is born, they already have their undeveloped teeth [...]

The end of the year is approaching fast and your insurance benefits may be running out. Many dental insurance policies have a “use it or lose it” policy meaning that if you do not use your [...]

Why do we keep asking if your child is flossing at home? Why floss before or after brushing, isn’t brushing enough? No, without flossing there is still 35 percent of the tooth that was not [...]

Any toothpaste that has the ADA (American Dental Association) Seal is a great toothpaste for your child. There are so many different looks, flavors, and tastes of toothpastes. The best thing to [...]

Are you having a hard time getting your child excited about their upcoming dental appointment? Parents can play a vital role in helping their child not be so afraid. Our office encourages you to [...]

An abscessed tooth is a tooth that has a pocket of pus in the tissue around it. The pus forms when the body is fighting an infection that is caused by bacteria. If the pus cannot be drained it [...]

Working with children on an everyday basis, we see a lot of Dental Emergencies and many times parents are taken by surprise at how quickly small accidents can turn into a bigger problem. Here are [...]

Dr. Fisher recently appeared on 94.5 KTI Country with Libby Collins to discuss pediatric dental health topics in conjunction with National Children’s Dental Health Month.  The link below [...]

We would like to encourage you to manage your child’s Halloween candy with the following recommendations to minimize cavities: Separate all of the chocolate candies.  These are the best [...]