One of the many joys of parenting a toddler is never knowing what they’ll do next! Parents often ask us questions about brushing for them...
Parents frequently ask us how they can alleviate their babies discomfort when teething. On average babies start teething around six months of age and finish...
Halloween, a dentist’s worst nightmare, right? Here at Cipes Pediatric Dentistry we like Halloween as much as everyone else! The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry...
You may have heard in the news that there are new fluoride toothpaste recommendations for children! As pediatric dentists we have been recommending using fluoridated...
As we ring in 2014 it is time to think about New Year's resolutions! Your resolution doesn’t have to be complex, just something simple and...
Some people are surprised when they hear that we talk to our teen patients about smoking. At Cipes Pediatric Dentistry we feel that the dental...
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends children have their first dental visit by 12 months of age or when the first tooth erupts. ...
In the most recent edition of the Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA), there was an article about the American Dental Association (ADA) Seal...
The Cipes Pediatric Dentistry baby boom continues! Earlier this week, we had a baby shower for Dr. Chisholm. It got us thinking about how important...
Following the AAPD's recommendation to have the first dental visit by age 1, Dr. Cipes' twin grandsons (and Dr. Chisholm's nephews) had their first dental...