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We want your child's first visit to the dentist to be a pleasant one. We can help your child have healthy teeth for life by performing routine check-ups and providing preventative care. As a result, they'll link dental services with something fairly ...

Did you know that summer is one of the busiest seasons for dental emergencies in Edinburg? Not only are kids on summer break, but they're more likely to participate in outdoor activities and recreational sports. As a result, they are more ...

Have you ever heard of children's dental sealants and wondered what they were or what they did?...

Drinking water right out of the tap has a lot of benefits that you may have not considered. In fact, it’s one of the easiest ways to help your child have a healthy smile. Dr. Lopez recommends tap water for children for a lot of reasons, and som...

Baby bottle tooth decay is a condition that causes severe cavities in baby teeth, especially the front ones. When left untreated, it can cause significant dental and developmental problems later on in life....

Primary (baby) teeth can decay at a much quicker rate than adult teeth do. Left untreated, these oral infections can spread to other parts of the mouth, including the adult teeth below them....

It’s very common for children to have gaps between their teeth. But is this condition okay, or should you be concerned if it occurs in your child? Let our experts at Gigglesville Pediatric Dentistry help!...

While kids in Edinburg are excited and gearing up for the joyful holiday season, it’s up to the parents to make sure that they are doing so in a tooth-savvy manner.  Here are a few tips that will help ensure that your child survives the...

The end of the year is quickly approaching. Making a dental checkup or planning potential treatment for your child should be on your to-do list. ...

Did you know that each baby tooth has a specific time period in which it’s supposed to fall out on its own? A child’s first set of teeth are meant to help with proper speech and facial development. In addition, primary teeth serve as placeholders...