Helping children stay on top of their dental care may be a challenging task for many parents. However, it can be a downright battle for parents with special needs children.

Children with a physical, emotional, behavioral, intellectual, or communication disability might not be able to care for their teeth independently, meaning their parents or caregivers must always be there to assist them. Some even experience high levels of anxiety when it comes to visiting the dentist. Fortunately, there are a few ways you can help your little ones enjoy caring for their smile! Read along to learn more.

If you’re a parent of a young child, there is a good chance you’ve heard various myths about children’s dentistry in McKinney. Because of the endless amount of articles, videos, and so-called “experts” out there, it’s easy to become bogged down by misinformation that you may believe to be fact. Fortunately, at Sprout Dentistry for Kids, Dr. Justin and Dr. Sage are here to debunk 3 of the most common untruths and ensure you have the correct and accurate information you need to make the right decision about your child’s oral health.