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Braces do more than straighten teeth—they’re a pathway to a confident, healthy smile. But during orthodontic treatment, it’s not just the wires and brackets doing the work. Your dental hygiene habits are just as important in ensuring a successful outcome.

In this blog, we’ll explore why retainers are essential, how they work, and why FOREVERSMILE retainers are the best option for growing smiles.

February is an important time at Cibolo Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, as we join dental professionals across the nation in observing National Children's Dental Health Month. This special month is focused on promoting the importance of oral health in young children, with dental and health professionals, along with educators, collaborating to spread the message of good oral hygiene.

At Cibolo Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, we often encounter questions from concerned parents about the necessity of treating cavities in baby teeth. It's a common misconception that cavities in baby teeth do not require the same level of care as permanent teeth since they eventually fall out. However, maintaining the health of baby teeth is vital for several reasons.

Dental anxiety is common among children, often leading to stressful visits or avoidance of necessary care. At Cibolo Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, we utilize sedation dentistry as a compassionate solution to make dental visits more comfortable and less intimidating. This blog delves into how sedation options can transform the dental experience for both children and parents, ensuring a calm and safe environment for essential dental treatments.

Introducing your child to regular dental cleanings and exams at Cibolo Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics is more than just a precaution; it's a vital part of establishing a foundation for lifelong oral health. Regular visits allow us to monitor and maintain your child’s dental well-being while instilling habits that prevent future dental issues. This blog explores why these visits are essential and how they benefit your child.

There is a common misconception around pediatric dental care that oral health isn’t quite as important when kids are young, because baby teeth are seen as “disposable”.