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Are you wondering whether cavities in baby teeth need to be treated? Should parents just let damaged baby teeth fall out on their own?

My child’s dentist says my child needs a dental crown. Is this really necessary and why can't my child get a filling instead?

Most kids naturally stop using pacifiers between ages 2 and 4. However, using a pacifier for too long can negatively affect a child's bite and jaw.

Persistent toothache and a bad taste in the mouth? It could be a tooth abscess. Learn about the symptoms and treatments at Drs. Nicolas & Asp.

Gum recession can lead to sensitivity, tooth decay, and even bone loss. What treatments are available at the dentist?

Gum recession occurs when your gum tissue pulls away from your teeth, exposing the roots underneath. Is it possible to regrow gums naturally?

A knocked-out tooth can be a frightening experience. By acting quickly and taking the right steps, you can increase the chances of saving your tooth.

Here are some practical back-to-school tips from our pediatric dentists to keep our children’s smiles bright and healthy throughout the new school year.

Wondering if dental implants are the right choice for you? Let's explore what factors determine your eligibility.

Gingival hyperplasia is an abnormal overgrowth of gum tissue. Our patients often describe this condition as "gums growing over teeth."