With so much going on in your active life, gum problems are problems you really don’t need. Make room in your schedule now for careful daily brushing and flossing, a healthy lifestyle, and regular visits to Kanawha City Pediatric Dentistry, and you’ll be living that active life with a beautiful, healthy smile! want to spend any of your time and energy on? Dealing with gum disease ..read more

There’s a lot to think about when you have to get a cavity filled. We recommend you do your homework and speak with Drs. Don and Mindy before deciding what’s best for you or your family ..read more

Paired with regular visits with Drs. Don and Mindy at our Charleston office, proper hygiene habits instilled in your child early on will set up a good foundation for a healthy mouth in the future ..read more

The important things to remember when you seek to establish good brushing habits is to keep it fun and stay consistent with your routine. It may take some getting used to, but after a while your child will become familiar with brushing and might even look forward to the new dental routine ..read more

Our team at Kanawha City Pediatric Dentistry is ready to assist you when you have an emergency dental need. When you call, please provide us with as much information as possible so we can offer recommendations that will assist you until your appointment. Do not delay; emergency treatment is available and immediate treatment is the best course of action ..read more

Little teeth can take different paths on their way to the Tooth Fairy. Your pediatric dentist is an expert both in treating children’s dental needs and in making sure their oral development is on schedule. If your dentist has recommended an extraction, it’s because this is the very best way to protect your child’s immediate oral health while ensuring a healthy future adult smile. them, creating a double row of teeth (colorfully known as “shark teeth”) and risking crowding and misalignment. Or a baby tooth can block an adult tooth from erupting at all. When that baby tooth just isn’t budging, a ..read more

Keep your toothbrush to yourself, keep it clean, keep it dry, and don’t keep it too long—and you’ll help keep yourself, your teeth your toothbrush in good health ..read more

Your baby’s first smiles are precious. And when you’re proactive with early dental care, you’re preparing your child for a lifetime of healthy smiles. need? With a healthy diet. Breast milk and formula have healthy nutrients, carbs, and sugars which are necessary for baby’s growth and development. Sugar water, sweet juices, and sodas—don’t ..read more

You probably won’t be preserving your baby’s first toothbrush in your baby book, but teaching your child the proper way to brush with the right toothbrush can lead to a lifetime of dental health. And that’s a milestone to celebrate ..read more

Still not sure if your child needs a mouthguard or which kind is right for his or her smile? Ask Drs. Don and Mindy or one of our staff members for more information ..read more