How and When to Pull a Baby Tooth

Around six or seven years old, your child may begin to lose their primary, or “baby”, teeth. As their permanent teeth begin to erupt and push through, the primary teeth become wiggly and fall [...]

You can brush your child’s teeth twice a day – but it’s not enough. To help prevent tooth decay and maintain a healthy mouth, your child should be flossing daily. Flossing is crucial to [...]

Your child’s dental health journey doesn’t just involve their pediatric dentist, it actually begins with you, the parent! It is so important that you take the lead by not only bringing your child [...]

National Children’s Dental Health Month is celebrated every February to raise awareness about the importance of good dental hygiene habits in children of all ages. It is a great time to learn [...]

When your child is an infant, a pacifier can be a lifesaver. The soothing, sucking motion helps babies feel comforted and puts them at ease. Pacifiers are great for babies, but eventually they [...]

As parents we are equipped to handle scraped knees and bruised elbows, but when it comes to broken and chipped teeth, it’s normal to feel overwhelmed. If your child chipped a tooth while playing [...]

Technology has evolved so rapidly in the medical field, and luckily there are fantastic ways to ensure the health of your child’s smile. One of those ways is through digital radiographs. Digital [...]

As a parent you may face issues or difficulties with your children’s teeth that you have not experienced yourself. A lot of parents may be unfamiliar with dental sealants and how they can benefit [...]

There’s a new face around Harrisburg Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Amanda Kerns has joined the practice and you may see her during your next visit to our office. In an effort to get to know her [...]

Do you know what fluoride is and how it benefits your child’s smile? Harrisburg Pediatric Dentistry is here to bring clarity on the effects of fluoride and why it’s important for your children’s [...]