Comfort Habits Are Normal—But Timing Matters Thumb sucking and pacifier use are perfectly natural for infants and toddlers. These soothing habits can help little ones self-regulate and sleep. But if they continue for too long, they can impact dental development. At Huntington Smiles, we help parents know when to let it go—and when it’s time…
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“They’re Going to Fall Out Anyway…” Right? It’s a common belief—but it’s also a dangerous myth. Baby teeth may not last forever, but they play a big role in your child’s dental development. Cavities in baby teeth can lead to real problems if left untreated. At Huntington Smiles Pediatric Dentistry, we want to help parents…
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Accidents Happen—But What About That Tooth? Kids are active, curious, and often fearless—which means bumps, falls, and mouth injuries are pretty common. But when a baby tooth is chipped, cracked, or knocked loose, how serious is it really? At Huntington Smiles, we often hear: “It’s just a baby tooth—does it matter?” The answer is yes!…
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Fresh Smiles for a Fresh School Year A new school year means new supplies, new shoes—and a fresh chance to build great dental habits. At Huntington Smiles Pediatric Dentistry, we want every child to walk into the classroom with confidence and a cavity-free grin. Here’s your go-to checklist to make sure your child’s oral health…
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