Entries by Smiling Faces Pediatric Dentistry

Fortifying Primary Enamel Integrity

Children often struggle to clean the deep pits and fissures located on the chewing surfaces of their posterior teeth. Our practice utilizes medical-grade dental sealants to create a microscopic physical barrier. This preventive measure significantly reduces the risk of caries by blocking food particles and acid-producing bacteria. Does your child have deep grooves in their […]

Protective Sealants: The Barrier Against Cavities

Prevent childhood tooth decay by applying BPA-Free Dental Sealants to the deep grooves of your child’s molars. This thin, protective coating creates a physical shield that blocks food particles and bacteria, reducing the risk of cavities by up to 80 percent. The chewing surfaces of permanent molars are the most vulnerable areas for early decay […]

What Happens When Your Child Gets Nitrous Oxide for Sedation?

If your child is scared to go to the dentist, they’re not alone. Since this is a common issue, our dentists in Oklahoma City and Midwest City, OK, at offer sedation options, including nitrous oxide or laughing gas, for stress-free appointments. Here’s what to expect if you choose nitrous oxide for your child’s visits. Obtaining Consent […]

Does My Child Need Their Wisdom Teeth Removed?

When your child’s teeth are painfully impacted, there’s no choice but to get their wisdom teeth removed. If you’re asking this question, it’s likely because either your child has partially erupted teeth or you’re concerned about how the pressure from wisdom teeth will affect their long-term health. Here, we’ll look at what to know about […]

Dental Sealants vs. Fillings: Understanding the Difference for Kids

One of the best preventive treatments that we have available today to offer your children is dental sealants in Oklahoma City, OK. In the past, we had to wait until something went awry—like cavities—before offering the treatment—dental fillings. But now, we offer not only the fillings, which are considered restorative—and sealants, which are considered preventive. […]