Author: AOMSPCD
An underbite occurs when the lower jaw protrudes forward, causing the lower teeth to sit in front of the upper teeth when the mouth is closed. While some children may have a mild underbite that causes few problems, more pronounced cases can significantly affect oral health, speech development, and even self-esteem. Understanding the potential consequences … Continued
An overbite is one of the most common dental alignment issues in children, occurring when the upper front teeth extend significantly beyond the lower front teeth when the mouth is closed. While a slight overbite is normal and often causes no problems, a more pronounced overbite can lead to a range of oral health complications, … Continued
As parents in Amarillo, TX, you make countless food decisions for your children every day. While you’re thinking about nutrition and growth, there’s another critical factor to consider: how these foods affect your child’s dental health. At AOMS Pediatric & Children’s Dentistry, we see firsthand how diet impacts the smiles of children throughout the Texas … Continued
Watching your child feel anxious about visiting the dentist can be heartbreaking for any parent. Dental anxiety in children is incredibly common, affecting up to 20% of kids, but the good news is that with the right approach, you can help your little one develop a positive relationship with dental care that will last a … Continued
It’s important to keep an eye on your child’s oral health from the very start! Creating healthy dental habits can pave the path for a lifetime of good oral health that will impact their overall well-being. While parents always have their kid’s best interests at heart, not everyone is aware of the dental problems most … Continued
It’s no secret that it’s important to make your child’s oral health a priority even from a young age. It might not be quite as clear though where you should take your child for their dental needs. You may be tempted to take your child to your own dental office instead of a pediatric dentist … Continued
Parents spend time from an early age thinking about their children’s teeth. They watch as the first tiny nub emerges, jotting it down in the baby book. They monitor behavior, clocking the telltale signs that let them know when the next ones are coming, memorializing each new addition with adorable photos. But for all the … Continued