If your child’s tooth has turned black, it might be your first thought to get it removed. But does a dead baby tooth need to be removed, or can the tooth be saved? Here’s what the Brisbane Paediatric Dentists have to say about it! What is a Dead Baby Tooth? A dead baby tooth, also...
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About 10% of children end up with “shark teeth”—a condition that’s much less scary than it sounds! Regular visits to the paediatric dentist can help you pick it up early and manage it appropriately. Contact Brisbane Paediatric Dentist and bring your child in for a checkup! What are Shark Teeth in Kids? Shark teeth in...
Your child’s first dental visit is a big milestone, but it’s one that can cause anxiety for both the children and the parents! Here’s Brisbane Paediatric Dentist’s guide, from knowing the best age for their first dental check-up to how to make the visit easier for them (and yourself!). First Dental Visit Age The Australian...
Dental pulp is found inside every tooth. It’s the soft, sensitive part of the tooth that houses nerve endings and veins, keeps blood circulating through the tooth, and helps you detect temperature. In some cases, this soft tissue can become infected. When this happens to children, the problem is solved with a pulpectomy. The procedure...
Is your child experiencing tooth pain or sensitivity? They may need a pulpotomy. This procedure can save their tooth from extraction and prevent further infection. At Brisbane Paediatric Dentist, our experienced team uses gentle techniques and anxiety-relief techniques to make sure your child stays comfortable throughout the process Book an appointment with us today! What...
From age 2 to age 12, your child’s teeth will go through a transformation. They will first experience getting their full set of baby teeth, which will then be replaced with a set of adult teeth over the years. How many teeth does a child have in each of these stages? It depends on any...
Your child’s teeth start erupting from about 6 months old and typically start falling out at around 6 years old. Kids lose baby teeth as permanent teeth begin to develop under them, dissolving the roots of the milk teeth and pushing them out. Understanding when baby teeth fall out will help you prepare for it...
Using a kids teeth chart helps you to track the timeline of your child’s dental growth. Knowing when to expect baby and permanent teeth to appear can help you prepare for every stage of their dental health and development. At Brisbane Paediatric Dentist, we know that the first few years of your child’s dental healthcare...
Around the age of 6, your child starts losing their baby teeth. Their 6-year-old molars are the first adult teeth to erupt! This can cause pain, discomfort, and teething symptoms all over again. Swollen, aching gums, a fever, and an upset tummy are some of the common symptoms of 6-year molars. Address these symptoms with...
