Have you ever been told that your child needs a crown instead of a white filling or another type of tooth-colored restoration for one of their baby teeth? It’s a common concern among parents so today Dr. Jon is diving into the reasons why crowns may sometimes be the best
In this Smile Study Discussion, Dr. Jason shares a case involving a young patient named Mia in need of an underbite correction. An underbite occurs when the lower jaw extends further than the upper jaw, leading to a misaligned bite. This condition, though common, can lead to various dental and
Today we’re diving into the procedural differences between crowns and fillings with one of our pediatric dentists, Dr. Garrett. Fillings are a common solution for small cavities in both baby teeth and permanent teeth, which involves removing the decayed part of the tooth and filling that space with a resin
Welcome back to another Smile Study Discussion with Dr. Jason where we’re diving deep into a fascinating case! Dr. Jason shared with us the journey of an eight-year-old patient named Mason, whose early orthodontic treatment transformed not just his smile, but also his confidence. Let’s take a closer look at
This week, Dr. Jon shared his knowledge on an important topic many parents may wonder about: Why is a dental crown sometimes recommended for children instead of a simple filling? Dr. Jon explores the reasons why a crown might be the optimal choice for certain dental situations, even if it
Welcome to another Smile Study Discussion with Dr. Jason, who walks us through a particularly complex case. In this case study, we delve into Molly’s challenging dental journey and how precise medical intervention turned a potentially stressful experience into a success story. Dr. Jason first met Molly when she was
In our fifth Smile Study Discussion with Dr. Jason, we explore the intricacies of treating Eleanor, a young girl around the age of eleven or twelve, who faced unique dental challenges surrounding her smile. She felt her upper front teeth were the only visible ones when she smiled, overshadowing her
In our latest Smile Study Discussion, Dr. Jason shared an insightful case study involving a young patient named Josie, whose dental concerns revolved around the delayed eruption and impaction of certain teeth. Josie visited Dr. Jason with a perplexing dental issue. Despite her age, certain teeth had not yet erupted
This week, Dr. Jon, one of our amazing pediatric dentists, offers advice on how parents can address the challenges of teething for their infants or toddlers. Dr. Jon begins by acknowledging the common and often stressful experience of teething, marked by frequent crying and crankiness in young children. So he
Taking your child to the dentist can be a daunting experience, especially if your child has special needs. At PDAO, we understand the unique challenges you face, and we’re here to support you every step of the way! This week, Whitney, a registered dental hygienist at our practice, shares some
Have you ever been told that your child needs a crown instead of a white filling or another type of tooth-colored restoration for one of their baby teeth? It’s a common concern among parents so today Dr. Jon is diving into the reasons why crowns may sometimes be the best
In this Smile Study Discussion, Dr. Jason shares a case involving a young patient named Mia in need of an underbite correction. An underbite occurs when the lower jaw extends further than the upper jaw, leading to a misaligned bite. This condition, though common, can lead to various dental and
Today we’re diving into the procedural differences between crowns and fillings with one of our pediatric dentists, Dr. Garrett. Fillings are a common solution for small cavities in both baby teeth and permanent teeth, which involves removing the decayed part of the tooth and filling that space with a resin
Welcome back to another Smile Study Discussion with Dr. Jason where we’re diving deep into a fascinating case! Dr. Jason shared with us the journey of an eight-year-old patient named Mason, whose early orthodontic treatment transformed not just his smile, but also his confidence. Let’s take a closer look at
This week, Dr. Jon shared his knowledge on an important topic many parents may wonder about: Why is a dental crown sometimes recommended for children instead of a simple filling? Dr. Jon explores the reasons why a crown might be the optimal choice for certain dental situations, even if it
Welcome to another Smile Study Discussion with Dr. Jason, who walks us through a particularly complex case. In this case study, we delve into Molly’s challenging dental journey and how precise medical intervention turned a potentially stressful experience into a success story. Dr. Jason first met Molly when she was
In our fifth Smile Study Discussion with Dr. Jason, we explore the intricacies of treating Eleanor, a young girl around the age of eleven or twelve, who faced unique dental challenges surrounding her smile. She felt her upper front teeth were the only visible ones when she smiled, overshadowing her
In our latest Smile Study Discussion, Dr. Jason shared an insightful case study involving a young patient named Josie, whose dental concerns revolved around the delayed eruption and impaction of certain teeth. Josie visited Dr. Jason with a perplexing dental issue. Despite her age, certain teeth had not yet erupted
This week, Dr. Jon, one of our amazing pediatric dentists, offers advice on how parents can address the challenges of teething for their infants or toddlers. Dr. Jon begins by acknowledging the common and often stressful experience of teething, marked by frequent crying and crankiness in young children. So he
Taking your child to the dentist can be a daunting experience, especially if your child has special needs. At PDAO, we understand the unique challenges you face, and we’re here to support you every step of the way! This week, Whitney, a registered dental hygienist at our practice, shares some
