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added on: March 18, 2025

As pediatric dentists, we understand that a visit to the dentist can be a source of anxiety for both children and their parents. Many families worry about invasive treatments, drilling, and discomfort during dental procedures. Fortunately, advances in minimally invasive pediatric dentistry allow us to take a gentler approach while ensuring optimal oral health for… Read More


added on: March 12, 2025

As pediatric dentists at Great Grins Children’s Dentistry, I am committed to not just your child’s dental health, but also their overall well-being. Our practice in Tucson specializes in pediatric airway dentistry, ensuring that children’s airway health supports their proper growth, breathing, and sleep quality. Early detection of pediatric sleep apnea signs and a breathing… Read More


added on: February 22, 2025

As pediatric dentists serving families in Tucson, we understand that many parents worry about their child’s comfort during dental procedures. At Great Grins Children’s Dentistry, we’ve seen firsthand how advancements in pediatric dental sedation have transformed the patient experience. Thanks to modern sedation techniques, dental visits are now safer, more comfortable, and less stressful for… Read More


added on: February 22, 2025

As a pediatric dentist at Great Grins Children’s Dentistry, I have spent years guiding families in Tucson through the child dental development stages. Parents often ask: Is my child’s dental growth normal? The truth is, dental development varies from child to child. Understanding your child’s unique timeline helps ensure a lifetime of healthy smiles.  Why… Read More


added on: January 26, 2025

 As pediatric dental specialists at Great Grins Children’s Dentistry in Tucson, we’re often asked how modern technology is changing children’s dental care. The transformation has been remarkable, and we’d like to help you understand how these advances benefit your child’s oral health journey. Understanding Digital Radiography: A Revolution in Dental Imaging Traditional X-rays have been… Read More


added on: September 19, 2024

When sores appear in or around a child’s mouth, it’s only natural to be concerned, especially if they cause discomfort. Two common types of sores are canker sores and cold sores, but they are not the same. Let’s explore the key differences between canker and cold sores, how to treat them, and when you might… Read More


added on: August 14, 2024

As summer winds down and the back-to-school checklist starts filling up, one important item shouldn’t be overlooked: scheduling a dental checkup for your kids. Getting a checkup before school starts can help ensure your children head back to school with a healthy, happy smile. Start the School Year Right Scheduling a back-to-school dental checkup can… Read More


added on: July 23, 2024

Sports drinks are popular among young athletes and active children, but many parents don’t realize the impact these beverages can have on their children’s teeth. While sports drinks can help replenish electrolytes lost during physical activity and hot summer months, they can also threaten oral health.  How Do Sports Drinks Affect Teeth? Sports drinks are… Read More


added on: July 7, 2024

Thanks to social media, new health trends can quickly become popular among kids and teenagers, and oftentimes without a clear understanding of potential consequences. One such trend is “mewing,” a technique that has gained traction online to supposedly improve facial aesthetics. However, it’s crucial for parents to understand that this viral trend might be affecting… Read More


added on: June 16, 2024

Dental hygiene is crucial for children, even if their baby teeth are temporary. Many parents wonder why they should focus on maintaining their child’s dental health when these teeth are destined to fall out. However, proper dental care and regularly seeing a pediatric dentist in Tucson during childhood sets the foundation for healthy adult teeth. … Read More


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