Sweets that are safe for your teeth during the holidays
Healthy holiday stocking ideas for kids The holiday season brings plenty of delicious treats and festive foods. While many favorites are loaded with sugar and can take a toll on your teeth, there are still plenty of ways to indulge without compromising your smile. At Sorenson Pediatric Dentistry, we believe you can enjoy the season […]
Confused with your dental insurance
Use your insurance don’t let it use you Dental insurance operates quite differently from traditional medical insurance. If you’ve ever felt confused or frustrated by your dental coverage, you’re not alone. In this short article, we’ll help clarify how dental insurance works and share tips on how to make the most of your benefits. 3 […]
Fun times with Sorenson Pediatric Dentistry at Halloween
Sorenson Pediatric Dentistry Team – Having fun at Halloween ! Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for kids—a season filled with costumes, creativity, and a little bit of spookiness. Beyond trick-or-treating, there are so many fun and safe activities families can enjoy together. Whether you’re looking for indoor crafts or […]
Can xylitol help with preventing cavities?
Can xylitol help with preventing cavities? Eating foods with regular sugar fuels the bacteria in your mouth, helping them multiply and produce acids that attack and weaken tooth enamel—leading to decay. For parents seeking healthier alternatives, xylitol is an excellent option. It’s safe, effective, and comes in convenient forms that both children and adults can […]
Back to school dental tips
Back to school dental tips As summer break ends and the new school year approaches, parents are busy checking off their to-do lists. One important item that’s often missed is making sure your child’s dental health is ready for the year ahead. At Sorenson Pediatric Dentistry, we’re here to support your child’s healthy, confident start […]
Baby Bottle Tooth Decay, what is it?
Baby Bottle Tooth Decay, what is it? Baby bottle tooth decay, also called nursing bottle caries or early childhood caries, occurs when a baby’s teeth are exposed to sugary liquids for prolonged periods. This often happens when infants are put to bed with a bottle, use a bottle as a pacifier, or drink from a […]
What candy is okay for kids?
What candy is okay for kids? While all candy should be enjoyed in moderation, some options are better for your child’s dental health than others. It’s important for parents to be aware of which treats are less harmful and which ones pose a higher risk to their children’s teeth. As dentists, we don’t recommend consuming […]
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6 Tips to help a teething child
6 Tips to help a teething child Between 13 and 19 months, toddlers typically begin to develop their first set of molars. While some go through the teething process with little discomfort, others may experience symptoms such as pain, irritability, sleeplessness, swollen gums, excessive drooling, rashes, and a strong urge to chew or rub their […]
How to plan a trip to the dentist for your autistic child
How to plan a trip to the dentist for your autistic child For many children, visiting their pediatric dentist can feel like an exciting adventure filled with unfamiliar tools, sounds, and sensations. However, for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), these experiences can be overwhelming, leading to anxiety or discomfort that may discourage them from […]