Discover surprising foods damaging your child’s teeth more than candy in Lawrence, NY. Dr. Akhavan shares expert tips to protect your kids’ smiles. Book now!
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Oct 12, 2026 | Dental Health
Discover surprising foods damaging your child’s teeth more than candy in Lawrence, NY. Dr. Akhavan shares expert tips to protect your kids’ smiles. Book now!
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Oct 5, 2026 | Dental Health
Does your child fear the dentist? Dr. Akhavan at Long Island Pediatric Dentistry in Lawrence, NY uses proven calm techniques to ease kids’ dental anxiety. Learn how.
by | Sep 14, 2026 | Dental Health
Is your child a good candidate for cavity prevention in Lawrence? Learn what factors matter, what to expect, and how Dr. Akhavan can help protect your child’s smile.
by | Sep 7, 2026 | Dental Health
Calming your anxious toddler before their first dental visit in Lawrence is easier with these expert tips from Dr. Akhavan. Learn how to prepare your child today.
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Aug 24, 2026 | Dental Care
One-sided facial swelling in a child can be alarming, especially when there is no obvious injury or explanation. A dental infection is one possible cause, particularly if the swelling occurs near the cheek, jaw, or mouth. Other conditions can also cause facial...
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Aug 17, 2026 | Dental Care
A dental filling can sometimes fall out while a child is eating, brushing, or playing, and it can leave parents unsure about what to do next. A lost filling does not always mean there is a serious problem, but the exposed tooth may become sensitive or vulnerable to...
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Aug 10, 2026 | Dental Care
What happens if you notice a cavity in your child’s baby tooth but decide to wait because that tooth will eventually fall out? This is a question many parents ask. Baby teeth are temporary, but they have important jobs during childhood. They help children chew, speak...
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Aug 3, 2026 | Emergency Dental Care
Is your child complaining of intense dental pain that will not settle down? Parents often struggle to decide whether discomfort can wait or requires urgent care. A severe toothache can develop from deep decay, an infection, dental trauma, or damage inside the tooth....
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Jul 29, 2026 | Dental Care
Cavities don't always begin with tooth pain. In many cases, tooth decay develops quietly, showing few or no noticeable symptoms until treatment becomes more extensive. That's why preventive dental care plays such an important role in protecting children's oral health....
by Long Island Pediatric Dentistry | Jul 15, 2026 | Dental Care
For parents in Lawrence, NY, one of the most common questions during the early years is, "When should I start brushing my baby's teeth?" The answer may come as a surprise—good oral hygiene begins even before the first tooth appears. Establishing healthy habits from...