You’ve likely heard of a root canal – or maybe even had one. However, many folks haven’t heard of a pulpotomy, despite the fact it’s performed for the same reason – to avoid losing a damaged tooth to infection.  If your child has an infected tooth, we can perform a pulpotomy in our Kirkland, WA office. As with any health care ...

You’ve heard there are dentists who specialize in treating children – but you may wonder if it’s worth the effort of taking your kids to a dental practice other than the one you use for your own care. We’re obviously a little biased, but we think it is definitely worth it to bring your child to a pediatric dentist!  To encourage ...

June 26 may not mean a lot to you and your kiddos, but it’s an important day on our calendar here at Evergreen Pediatric Dentistry: National Toothbrush Day! This little-known holiday is a great opportunity to teach your children about brushing their teeth, and especially making it a normal part of their routine.  There may be more to know ...

Seeing a dentist regularly is important for all ages, but especially for children. At Evergreen Pediatric Dentistry, we keep a close eye on the development of your child’s teeth so we can address any potential problems as soon as possible. Don’t let a lack of insurance keep you from bringing your child for two exams and cleanings a year. Join ...

Give your kids the benefit of beautiful smiles! The best way to keep your children's smiles in great shape is by scheduling routine teeth cleanings and exams. Our kids' teeth cleanings remove built-up plaque and tartar that can lead to cavities. That's why it's so important to bring your kids in to see us on a regular basis. Call Evergreen ...

February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. It’s also an excellent time to remind you that good oral health is a team effort. As a parent, you want to see your kids smile for many years to come. That starts with teaching your kids to brush their teeth twice daily. The short video below by the American Dental Association offers some ...

Even if the holidays look different for your family this year, that doesn’t mean they will be any less busy. There are still gifts to buy, food to prepare, and all the other to-do tasks. Don’t neglect your children’s oral health amid all the busyness! Our holiday oral health tips will help keep your kiddos’ smiles safe and prevent dental ...

It would be great if your little bundle of joy came with a manual, but like all new parents, you learn pretty quickly that you just have to figure things out as you go when making the best decisions about your child’s care. One of the questions you’ll have in your baby’s first year is when to bring them to the dentist for the first ...