Being a new parent can be overwhelming. There is a lot that goes into caring for a tiny human to ensure that they are as healthy and happy as possible. While you know the basics, like feeding and changing them, there are some things that may not come as naturally. When it comes to a baby’s dental care, many new parents are not truly aware of what needs to be done and how to ensure their baby has good oral hygiene. While you may assume that since your baby doesn’t have teeth, you don’t really need to pay attention to their dental health, but that is not the case. It is important to pay attentio ..read more

Your child’s dental health is one thing you may not think to worry about. As long as they are brushing their teeth and not consuming endless amounts of sugar, they should be fine, right? Even though children have new and healthy teeth, for the most part, there are some dental problems that many children may experience. Luckily, there are some signs you can look out for. At Treasured Teeth in Thornton and Reunion, we are a pediatric dentistry clinic that works hard to ensure kids get the dental care they need without scaring them from the dentist forever. We want to help parents know what signs ..read more

Whether you are a new parent or you are on your fourth child, there are many mistakes that parents make that they need to stop right away. While there is no right way to parent, there are some things that can have a negative effect on your baby that you should avoid doing. One of those things is letting your baby sleep with a bottle. At Treasured Teeth in Thornton and Reunion, we are pediatric dental specialists who can help you better understand how to take care of your kiddo’s teeth. We offer a variety of dental services including cleanings, sealants, fillings, crowns, and so much more! Dent ..read more

Babies are fun and easy to celebrate. They are always hitting different milestones and experiencing a lot of firsts. From their first steps to their first words, parents are always looking forward to their child’s firsts. But with each first comes a new set of things to worry about. When your child takes their first steps, you have to worry about baby-proofing the house. When they get their first tooth, you have to worry about taking care of their teeth. Your baby’s oral health may not be the first thing on your mind when their first tooth shows up or even when they begin teething, but your ba ..read more

Isn’t it incredible that the year is coming to an end? It feels like yesterday when we were ringing in 2019, and just like that, it’s over! It’s been a pretty great one, and we have a good feeling that next year is going to be even better! One great family activity to do before the clock strikes midnight is to get your family together and make New Year’s resolutions! It’s important to set goals for the upcoming months, no matter what age you may be. The classic options for children are to watch less television and do well in their classes, but one thing that is commonly forgotten is their dent ..read more

Now that your stomach has, hopefully, finally settled from your Thanksgiving meal, it is time for you to rest and prepare for the new year, right? Of course, we all know that this is a lie. Once November ends it is time to buckle down and start getting ready for Christmas. Especially for parents like you, this is a pretty chaotic time of the year. You have to make sure that your house is decorated, the tree is up, lights are hung. But that’s not the end, or even the most stressful. As we all know, Christmas shopping must be done! Dealing with the crowds and finding the perfect gifts for your l ..read more

For many of you out there, there is one thing that your dentist always tells you that you need to do more often. You know exactly what we’re talking about don’t you? Flossing, of course! We’re not mad, just disappointed. But don’t worry, this blog is not about giving you a hard time about flossing more. That’s a job for your dentist. Instead, as your young one’s pediatric dentist in Reunion, this post is about encouraging your child to stay on a steady routine of flossing. It is so important to the health of their teeth, and in order to have them turn into adults that make their dentist proud ..read more

Welcome back to our blog series on gardening! As we talked about in our first blog, gardening is a great way to build healthy habits. When we think of health, we think of our physical health, but rarely remember that having healthy teeth is just as important to our overall wellness. Our pediatric dentists know that gardening is a fun summer activity, it provides fresh fruits and veggies, and it can teach kids eating habits that will help their teeth and health as a whole. Learn how to set up a garden, get started before summer begins, and contact Treasured Teeth for dental cleanings, checkups ..read more

Parents all know the main things that their kids should be doing to keep up with their dental health. We know that brushing teeth and flossing, as well as regularly scheduled dental cleanings are necessary. We know that the occasional mouthwash rinse can be beneficial. In short, we know what’s good for our teeth. What we don’t always know is the bad stuff, or the things that can be harmful to our children’s teeth and gums. Sure, we know that candy isn’t great, but there are some things that nearly every parent gives to their child, but probably wouldn’t if they knew how damaging these things c ..read more

Halloween is one of the most anticipated events for kids — not only do they get to dress up and go door-to-door displaying their garb, but they get bags and bags full of candy for doing it. This may be a child’s dream, but it can be parents (and dentists) worst nightmare! At Treasured Teeth, we understand that your kids aren’t perfect and eat candy from time-to-time, which is why routine dental care is imperative to their overall oral health. If you are dreading the candy coma and potential cavities it may bring, learn helpful tips for keeping healthy smiles this Halloween. Tips to Survive H ..read more