We use every interaction with your
child to educate about proper food choices
for overall health, and of course, teeth.
We all know that good and proper nutrition is essential to our overall health. It can boost our energy, keep illness at bay, and even promote a longer and more comfortable life! But did you know that what we eat directly affe...
Westerville Pediatric Dental is celebrating moms for the entire month of may! We value our relationships with the parents of our patients, and view each child's dental care as a true partnership, providing education at every ...
April marks the beginning of Autism awareness month. This month was launched to bring awareness to a disorder that affects 1 in 68 children according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. The prevalence of autism ...
Westerville Pediatric Dental takes pride in educating both patients and parents on how to care for those beautiful smiles. As we all know, nutrition is vital for the development and health of children, what you may not realiz...
The foundations for good oral hygiene begin when we are children and reinforced throughout our lifetime. At Westerville Pediatric Dental we celebrate Children's Dental Health Month, not just in February when it is recognized ...
Technology is such an essential part of our lives; it’s difficult to remember what we did without it. Kids these days will never know what life was like before we had smartphones and endless information at our fingertips. T...
Who knew going to the dentist could be so much fun? At Westerville Pediatric Dental, we pride ourselves on making your and your child's experience at the dentist an enjoyable one. We understand that dental visits can be a sou...
Halloween is a favorite time of year among children and adults, last year American's spent an estimated 8.4 billion dollars on costumes and candy. It is no wonder that health experts are spooked by the amount of sugar childre...
There’s nothing more precious than a baby’s smile. Even before their first tooth comes in, their smile can light up a room. Keeping your child’s mouth healthy is very important in these early stages. Gums are an importa...
It seems as though kids are prone to cavities, it’s almost a fact of life. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research states that 42% of children ages 2 through 11 have had cavities. Although cavities happen...
