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Every child, including those with special needs, deserves a healthy and happy smile. However, children with special needs often face unique challenges regarding oral health. Whether due to physical, developmental, sensory, or behavioural difficulties, maintaining good...

As a parent, you do everything possible to protect your child's health, including their oral health. One of the essential tools in preventing cavities is fluoride. But what exactly is fluoride, and how does it help protect your child's teeth? What Is Fluoride?...

As a parent, you celebrate every first—first smile, first step, first word. A baby's first visit to the dentist also marks another important first. A child should see a dentist by their first birthday or within six months of erupting their first tooth, according to...

The first two years of your baby's life are filled with exciting milestones—from their first words to their first steps. However, one crucial area that is often overlooked is dental health. Even before your baby has a complete set of teeth, it is essential to start...

As your baby becomes a toddler, everything starts to change. They are walking, talking, and exploring the world around them—and their teeth are growing too. The toddler years are critical for developing strong dental habits that can last a lifetime. At Children’s...

Preschoolers are full of energy, curiosity, and growing independence. Between learning their ABCs and making new friends, they also develop habits that can shape their health for years. Proper dental care is one of the most essential habits to nurture during this...

Our mission at Children's Dental Healthcare is to provide exceptional pediatric dental care with compassion, expertise, and a personal touch. That mission extends far beyond the walls of our Burlington office. Dr. Hooman Arjomand, affectionately known by families as...

The tween years, typically spanning ages 9 to 12, are marked by significant transitions. Children are gaining independence, developing their identities, and assuming more responsibility for their care. While they may no longer need help tying their shoes or brushing...

The teenage years are a time of growth, independence, and new responsibilities. With school, social activities, and part-time jobs filling their schedules, dental care often becomes a lower priority for teens. However, this stage of life plays a vital role in shaping...

As new parents, your baby's health is your top priority, including their dental health. Those tiny first teeth, often called baby or primary teeth, play a vital role in your child's overall development. From helping them chew and speak to forming the foundation for...