If your child is nervous or anxious when it comes to losing their baby teeth, then our pediatric dentists, Dr. Jessie Hunter and Dr. Karen Coe, encourage you to introduce them to the Tooth Fairy. The Tooth Fairy is a mythical creature that can make losing little baby teeth more fun! She visits children all around the world when they... read more »

Are you in search for the perfect electric toothbrush for your child? If so, our dentists, Dr. Jessie Hunter and Dr. Karen Coe, are happy to help you. It’s important to select a brush that is safe and effective as well as a brush that helps make oral hygiene a top priority for your child. To help you do so,... read more »

If you’re looking for ways to help your child have a more positive and successful dental appointment in Allen, Texas, then you have come to the right blog. Our dentists, Drs. Hunter and Coe, have the tips and information you need to help your child feel more comfortable in the hands of the dentist. Those tips are: -Give your child... read more »

Is it teething time? Then we at Allen Pediatric Dentistry feel for you and your child. This can be a rather difficult process, with many sleepless nights and a clingy child. We do want to assure you that this is completely normal. Also, the outcome will be worth it. You’ll likely want to remind yourself of this often. In the... read more »

Are you growing a bun in your oven? If so, congratulations! Now, it's important to remember that your smile is very vulnerable during pregnancy. So, please do all you can to keep it in tip-top shape. To help you do so, Dr. Jessie Hunter has some tips and recommendations for you. First, make sure to visit your dentist at Allen... read more »

Dr. Jessie Hunter and our dental team understand that the dental office can be a nerve-wracking place, especially for children. However, there are ways you can change this. So if your child gets scared for their dental appointments, we encourage you to use our helpful tips. The first tip is to use positive words (like clean, healthy, and strong) when... read more »

Flossing can be a difficult task in the first place, which is why our team understands if you have a hard time properly flossing your child’s smile. However, your child still needs to have flossed teeth each day. So, to help you properly clean your child’s mouth, we have provided the following flossing instructions: -Step 1: Remove about 18 inches... read more »

Baby bottle tooth decay is a serious dental problem found among children. It tends to deteriorate and erode the chompers throughout the day and cause major pain and discomfort for the child. It is very important to help your child prevent this dental problem as much as possible, and our Allen Pediatric Dentistry team recommends doing so by doing the... read more »

Baby teeth can be confusing, especially because all they seem to do is grow into the mouth and then fall out of it. However, baby teeth are more important than you might realize, and we are happy to tell you all about them by providing the answers to the following questions: When do baby teeth come in? Generally, baby teeth... read more »