At Atlanta Pediatric Dental Specialists, we make every effort to ease your child's anxiety about the dentist. Dr. Krieger's staff are trained to work with our little patients and create a great experience at the dentist. Studies have shown parents anxietes about the dentist often transfer to their children. Read this article below about tips […]
From all of us at Atlanta Pediatric Dental Specialists, we wish you and your family a happy 4th of July!!
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) created a 60 second video to highlight the importance of taking your child to see a pediatric dentist.
Dr. Krieger hear the question all the time "why fix a baby tooth if it is just going to fall out?" At Atlanta Pediatric Dental Specialists, we recognize the importance of baby teeth. Baby teeth: Help children chew food easily and properly Help children speak more quickly and clearly Hold space in the jaws for […]
One of the most rewarding part of our jobs at Atlanta Pediatric Dental Specialists is watching our patients grow up. Dr. Krieger love to follow our patients after they graduate from our practice and flourish. This past weekend, one of our patients, Ollie Schniederjans, played in the U.S. Open! Ollie went to Harrison High School […]
At Atlanta Pediatric Dental Specialists, we encourage good dietary habits at each visit. Did you know cheese is beneficial for your child's teeth? Check out this great article: http://www.prevention.com/health/health-concerns/study-dairy-prevents-cavities
What does this cute little animal have to do with teeth? At Atlanta Pediatric Dental Specialists, we have discovered a 'cool tool' to help floss with braces. It is called the platypus flosser. It is a flosser that has a flat end just like a platypus beak to help get floss under those pesky wires […]
At Atlanta Pediatric Dental Specialists, Dr. Krieger encourage all of our patients to floss at least once a day to prevent cavities and maintain good ginigival health. Here are some tips on how to floss: STEP 1: Wind about 18 inches of floss around your fingers as shown. Most of it should be wrapped around […]
Of course little ones are sweet on the most notorious of tooth enamel enemies, candy. But they’re also fans of fruit snacks, raisins, and other sticky treats widely (and mistakenly) believed to be wholesome and safer for teeth. The problem is, the stickier a food, the easier time it has clinging onto and in between […]
