Tina P. Moses, DMD, PC

What To Expect For Your Child's First Dentist Visit
Author: Tina P. Moses, DMD, PC posted: Mar. 04, 2022.

Beginning good dental hygiene habits at an early age is crucial to your child’s oral health throughout their life. However, many parents may not be fully aware of what their Read more
Category: Dental Procedures, Oral Health
Why Your Child's First Dentist Visit Is Important
Author: Anonymous posted: Dec. 08, 2021.

Kids are impressionable from a very early age—developing habits they're likely to keep throughout their lifetime. It's important to ensure that proper oral hygiene is one of those habits maintained, Read more
Category: Oral Health
Prevent Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
Author: Anonymous posted: Oct. 25, 2021.

Sure, baby teeth are temporary, but they are still very important and susceptible to cavities. The reason for tooth decay in infants and toddlers is usually because of baby bottles. Read more
Category: Oral Health
The Importance Of Preventive Care
Author: Anonymous posted: Jul. 19, 2021.

Your pediatric dentist in Augusta, GA, stresses the importance of preventive care when giving kids the dental services they need. Excellent preventive care for your kids starts with a comprehensive Read more
Category: Oral Health
How Can Fluoride Treatments Protect Your Child's Teeth
Author: Anonymous posted: Mar. 16, 2021.

Find out how fluoride could protect growing smiles from decay. Did you know that cavities are the leading oral disease in children? In fact, around 40 percent of children will Read more
Category: Oral Health
Would Sealants Help My Child?
Author: Anonymous posted: Mar. 15, 2021.

Sealants provide a protective coating over back teeth to prevent cavities. Want to protect your child’s teeth from cavities? Most, if not all, parents are going to say, “Absolutely, yes!” Cavities Read more
Category: Oral Health
What To Expect At Your Child's First Dental Visit
Author: Anonymous posted: Nov. 05, 2020.

Is your child’s first dental appointment coming up? Here’s what to expect. The moment you notice your child's teeth poking through their gums it’s time to start bringing them to Read more
Category: Oral Health

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