Dr. Bevin’s Blog
Charlotte pediatric dentist, Dr. Bevin Malley and the team at Carolina Kids Dentistry encourage their patients to learn about important dental issues. Please feel free to ask questions.
COVID-19
We are happy to say that the American Dental Association and the North Carolina State Dental Board have provided guidelines for our office to reopen on MAY 11, 2020. While many things have changed, our commitment to providing you exceptional dental care in a safe environment has remained unwavering. Infection control has always been a…
5 Tips for Avoiding Pediatric Dental Phobias
Charlotte pediatric dentists are experts when it comes to making young patients feel comfortable in the dental office. It’s natural for children to feel somewhat apprehensive when they step into an unfamiliar situation, so the dental team strives to create a comforting and welcoming environment for your family. But, your help is needed to make…
How to Choose a Pediatric Dentist
You want the best possible dental care for your child. It’s a natural part of parenting. So, when it comes to choosing the right pediatric dentist for your little one, you might find that the decision is tougher than selecting a dentist for yourself. If you’re on the hunt for a Charlotte pediatric dentist, check…
5 Dental Tips for School Children
The new school year is back in full-swing and it can be a hectic time for everyone. From fundraisers to sporting events, it’s easy to let your child’s dental routine fall by the wayside. Charlotte NC pediatric dentists recommend these five tips for keeping your children smiling brightly from the first day of school until…
Weak Enamel is a Dental Concern for Children
Pediatric dentists in Charlotte are on the lookout for signs of weak enamel in young children. The condition, also called mottled enamel, can be caused by a number of factors: A developmental condition, Unsupervised eating of fluoride toothpaste or rinse, Excessive fluoridation in the water, A mother’s diet during pregnancy, History of high fevers/febrile seizures…
Beware of Early Childhood Dental Problems
As a parent, are you doing enough to protect your child from pediatric dental problems? Even before the first baby tooth comes into the mouth, children are at risk for a number of dental problems that can affect their development, their ability to speak, their ability to eat, and even the development of their self-confidence.…