If you think that your child may need a frenectomy in Muscatine to treat tongue ties, you may be wondering if it’s a permanent solution. Once your child gets a frenectomy, will their tongue move properly? Or can a tongue…
If you’re a new parent, you may be wondering when your child’s first teeth will come in, or when they’ll finally be done with teething and have all of their baby (primary) teeth. Teething is different for every child, so…
Your child is about to get their first baby tooth. And you’ve got questions. So in this blog from Arctic Dental, we’ll give you the answers! Read on, and get simple answers to the top 10 FAQs new parents have…
If you’re a parent and your child needs some dental care, you may be wondering if you should choose pediatric sedation in Muscatine. Sedation can help your little one relax, feel more comfortable, and get the treatment they need without…
As a parent, you know that kids don’t always smell great. But if your child’s breath is really smelly and it doesn’t seem to be getting better, you may be wondering what’s causing the issue. Why does your child’s breath…
If your child has been diagnosed with “hidden tongue ties,” you may be wondering what this means. What is a hidden tongue tie? How is it different from a standard tongue tie (ankyloglossia)? And how can it be treated by…
Tongue ties (ankyloglossia) happen in about 5% of newborns, so they're quite common. In fact, many kids with minor tongue ties don’t notice any negative effects at all as they grow. But in some children, tongue ties can cause problems…
As a parent, you are probably aware of the importance of regular dental check-ups for your child. And, if you are in the process of looking for a good dentist for your little one, you may have noticed that some…
Yellow teeth are not necessarily an indication of oral health problems, but if the discoloration is persistent and has no known cause, it is a good idea to visit the dentist to check for plaque buildup, cavities, or dental trauma…
Typically, you should brush your child’s teeth until they’re about 7-8 years old, or coordinated enough to tie their own shoes. But once your little one can handle brushing on their own, you may be wondering. What’s the best toothbrush…