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Lip & Tounge Ties

Lip tie before correction

Lip tie before correction

Lip tie after correction

Lip tie after correction

Tongue tie before correction

Tongue tie after correction

Tongue tie before correction

Tongue extension with tongue tie before correction

Tongue tie after correction

Tongue extension after tongue tie after correction

Common Dental Concerns

Permanent teeth erupting behind baby teeth

Upper permanent tooth not pushing out the baby tooth

Blocked out adult canines

Purple discoloration is a cyst from an eruption cyst.

Fused teeth extracted

Herpes Stomatitis-severe breakout of cold sores

Herpes Stomatitis-severe breakout of cold sores

Herpes Stomatitis- severe breakout of cold sores

Hypoplasia is the lack of enamel of the tooth

The cyst develops when the mouth's salivary glands become plugged with mucus. Most cysts are on the lower lip, but they can occur anywhere inside your mouth.

Incorrect bite involving the front baby teeth. "Under bite"

Swollen gum tissue over erupting 6yr molar

Angular cheilits is inflammation of one or both corners of the mouth. An antifungal cream can be prescribed to heal it.

An extra tooth "mesioden"

Mouth ulcer, or canker sores can be found on the lip, lining of the cheek or gums.

$Restoration of tooth fracture. Note the ridges on the edge of the teeth, called mamelons, are normal and will wear down over time.$

Dental Visits

Knee to knee exam to help little ones feel comfortable

Alleviating fears by learning about dental instruments

Fun way for kids to see missed areas when brushing

Flossing between permanent teeth

Angle the bristles of the manual toothbrush 45 degrees towards the gumline.

Becoming comfortable with x-rays

Toddler receiving nitrous oxide "laughing gas" for dental procedure

Toddler learning how to use an electric toothbrush

Children over age 3yrs should use a pea-size amount of fluoride toothpaste

Sealant on 6 year adult molar. Plastic coating on the chewing surface of the molar to help reduce the risk of cavities by 75%