At Parkview Pediatric Dentistry, everything we do is aimed at improving your child’s dental experience!

Using positive, kid-friendly terminology instead of negative words that are often used in dental care makes it easier for your child to understand! When we use the term "Counting Teeth" we are referring to a routine dental exam. parkviewkidsdentistry.com/patient-inform…

REMINDER: Valeri Gatlin IBCLC will be in our office this next Monday to offer a free latch check for breastfeeding mommas. You can learn more about Valeri and her services online here: breastfeedinghelpnet.com.

Accidents happen....trust us, we know! Stop worrying about what to do the next time your child approaches you with tears and a chipped tooth, and contact us for any dental emergency! (806) 796-2408

This is a common question from parents. The answer is that it varies from child to child! But, research continues to show that children do not do an adequate job brushing their teeth alone until they reach the age of 6-7.

Are you familiar with our terminology? parkviewkidsdentistry.com/patient-inform…

Let's make brushing fun for the whole family! Download our brushing calendar today: parkviewkidsdentistry.com/new/wp-content…

Make brushing time fun by cranking up your child's favorite song and having a two minute dance party, twice a day!

Happy Halloween from Parkview! Here are a few tips to help keep the "sugar bugs" away and teach your kids how to prevent cavities and make healthy choices: colgate.com/en-us/oral-hea…

Use only a smear (or rice sized amount) of fluoride toothpaste for children under age 2 and a pea sized amount of fluoride toothpaste for kiddos over 2.

Our entire staff is dedicated to helping your child get excited about the dentist and comfortable for the many years of dental care they have ahead! Thank you, Aledia, for sharing your experience with us!

These germs can start the process that causes cavities even before babies have teeth, so it’s important to avoid sharing saliva with your baby right from the start. Here are a few tips to help protect your baby's teeth from the dreaded Sugar Bugs: ow.ly/kLlz30mqLhA

Parkview maintains the highest standards of practice that are in line with those set forth by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry!

Research shows that children who visit the dentist earlier are less likely to have tooth decay or "Sugar Bugs."

As a parent, it's important to know the truth behind what causes cavities and how to prevent your child from getting them. Read more here: ow.ly/V1jC30mqLhE

What are you thankful for?

Happy Thanksgiving from Parkview Pediatric Dentistry!

"Smiles are free, but they're worth a lot."

Encourage your kids to brush by using fun incentives on our brushing calendar! Download it here: ow.ly/ducQ30mqLhH

Just like finger prints, tooth prints are unique to each individual!