
Fever in Infants: When to Worry and When to Call the Doctor
Learn what a fever means for your baby, how to ease discomfort, and when it’s time to call the pediatrician.
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Learn how to manage pediatric dental emergencies like knocked-out or chipped teeth with expert advice and practical tips for parents.
Learn what a fever means for your baby, how to ease discomfort, and when it’s time to call the pediatrician.
As if getting your kids to brush their teeth wasn’t hard enough, brushing with braces adds another layer. Keep that smile healthy and bright with these tips.
Need help making brushing less of a chore? These 10 playful tricks make daily dental care something kids look forward to.
With colic, babies can cry persistently for up to four months. Continuous and intense crying can have a devasting effects on parents. Although there is no cure for Colic, there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
From splash pads to movies in the park, these family-friendly activities are perfect for hot summer days in Herriman, Riverton, and South Jordan, Utah.
One of the most common preventative treatments available to children and teens, dental sealants are a safe and effective way to reduce your child’s risk of cavities.
With our loyalty reward program, it’s easier than ever to afford the smiles you’ve always wanted. Schedule your free consultation today.
Braces aren’t just for teens. See why orthodontists recommend an evaluation by age seven and what signs to look for in your child’s smile.
Crying is one of your baby’s main forms of communication and they use it liberally. Understand what they might be trying to tell you with these common causes.
Learn how to ease your child’s transition to kindergarten with fun activities that promote learning and independence.