Is your child around the age of five? Then it won’t be long until their teeth begin to wiggle loose. While this is a natural part of growing into their “big kid” grin, it can still come with some feelings of concern. In short, if your little one is feeling a bit scared about the prospect of losing their baby teeth, they aren’t alone. Fortunately, there are a few ways you can make the entire experience a positive one. To learn what they are, read on!

If your child has a mental, behavioral, or physical disability, implementing a solid oral hygiene routine can be difficult. As a result, children with special needs are often more vulnerable to dental concerns that can take a serious toll on both the look and function of their smile. Considering the statistics of tooth decay in America are already staggering (over 90% have had at least one cavity by their 21^st birthday), it’s easy to see why special needs dentistry is so important. To learn more, read on!