Pediatric Dental Care

02/28/2026

Happy Tooth Fairy Day!

Did you know that Tooth Fairy Day is celebrated twice a year? It's 6 months apart, just like your dental cleanings.
It's a good reminder to visit the dentist twice a year.

02/27/2026

🚨 Important Office Update 🚨

Due to a scheduled internet outage, our office will experience communication disruptions from Friday through Monday.

During this time, we will NOT have access to:

• Phone messages

• Emails

• Social media messages

• Online forms or communication of any kind

Please know that we will not be able to see or respond to any messages until service is fully restored.

We understand how frustrating this may be and sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. Once our systems are back up and running, we will work through what will likely be hundreds of messages as quickly and efficiently as possible. We appreciate your patience and grace as we get caught up.

Thank you for understanding and for being such an incredible part of our Pediatric Dental Care family 🤍

02/27/2026

As we wrap up Children’s Dental Health Month, here at PDC, we want to leave you with these reminders…
Healthy habits start early.

Little teeth matter.

Prevention is powerful.

Brushing twice a day. Flossing daily. Routine checkups.

What we teach them now protects their smiles for a lifetime.

Here’s to strong, healthy smiles all year long 🦷

02/26/2026

We have made it to the last day of our Tooth's Truth Series.
Keep following and stay tuned to see what's next from Pediatric Dental Care.

02/25/2026

Understanding Sedation Dentistry for Children

Some dental visits need a little extra support, that’s where sedation dentistry can help.

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) and the American Dental Association (ADA) note that sedation is a safe and helpful option for children who:
✔️ Feel nervous or scared
✔️ Have trouble staying still
✔️ Need longer or more involved care
✔️ Have special health needs

In our pediatric office, our team is trained to offer safe sedation choices that help your child stay calm and comfortable. These may include:
• Nitrous oxide (laughing gas)
• Oral conscious sedation
• IV sedation or general anesthesia (with a dental anesthesiologist)

Our goal is to make each visit gentle and stress‑free while keeping safety at the heart of everything we do.

🦷 Sedation isn’t about “putting kids to sleep” it’s about giving them the support they need to feel relaxed and cared for.

Questions about whether sedation is right for your child? We’re here to help.

02/24/2026

02/23/2026

Here is a fun way to add brushing into your healthy routine.

02/21/2026

Birthday wishes are being sent today to, Ashley!

02/20/2026

Walking into a pediatric dental office feels different, and that’s exactly the goal. A warm first experience helps build lifelong healthy habits and lowers dental anxiety. Our space is created just for kids, with bright colors, playful distractions, comfy kid-sized tools, simple explanations, and a team that makes every visit calm and fun. From the moment they arrive, your child feels safe, welcomed, and understood. When kids enjoy dental care early on, they grow up smiling with confidence.

02/19/2026

This is a BIG one in our Tooth Truths series, we are always asked what the difference is between a Pediatric Dentist and a Family Dentist.

02/18/2026

Tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood disease in the United States even more common than asthma, diabetes, and childhood obesity.
At Pediatric Dental Care, we believe prevention starts early. Healthy daily habits at home combined with routine visits to a pediatric dentist play a powerful role in protecting your child’s smile. Our goal is to partner with families to prevent cavities, build confidence, and set children up for a lifetime of healthy smiles.