The Kids Tooth Team Blog

As parents, we strive to protect our children from harm and discomfort. A key aspect of this is maintaining their oral health.

In this blog post, we will discuss whether taking your child to the ER for a toothache is the best course of action and explore alternative options that can provide effective relief.

When it comes to your child's dental health, making informed decisions about restorative dentistry is crucial.

Bringing your child to the dentist for their first preventive appointment can be scary, but it’s a necessary step that you’ll need to take to ensure their mouth is healthy, and that their oral development is on track. Luckily, there are a few simple steps you can take to prepare your little one for their first appointment with Dr. Alex at Kids Tooth Team. Read on, and make sure your child’s first visit goes off without a hitch!

Your child smiles, and you notice that one of their teeth doesn’t look quite right. It looks darker than the others, and has a purplish-gray hue. What’s going on?

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Even as a young child, Dr. Alex knew she wanted to grow up to be a dentist. With an extensive educational background and a comprehensive practical experience, Dr. Alex is dedicated to providing her patients with expert, individualized, child-friendly care.

In this blog, we'll guide you through the signs to look out for and how the Kids Tooth Team, led by Dr. Alex Otto, can help.

Your wiggly tooth finally comes loose, you pop it under your pillow, and try to fall asleep quickly in eager anticipation of the surprise that you will find under your pillow in the morning. We all have similar memories of trying to sneak peeks at the Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, and many more magical creatures that captivate creative, young minds. The tooth Fairy can help parents add an auspicious excitement to the milestone of children losing their baby teeth. But where did this odd tradition come from? Keep reading to find out the truth behind this myth.