
Learn what a frenectomy is, when it’s needed, and how it helps your child. Big Picture Pediatric Dentistry in Houston, TX explains the procedure and recovery process.

A cavity filling involves removing the decayed part of the tooth and replacing it with a filling material.

Your child comes up to you with a knocked-out tooth and your heart drops. What do you do?

As a parent, you may have wondered if your child's thumb-sucking or pacifier use could be harmful to their teeth.

School’s out, and your kids are likely enjoying fun in the sun during the summer. But how can you make sure that your child’s smile stays healthy and strong throughout the warmer months, and avoid tooth decay from sweet treats? Below, Big Picture Pediatric Dentistry will go over a few steps you should take to keep little smiles healthy during the summer.

Instead of reaching for a mint to cover your bad breath, try to understand what causes it and what you can do to fix it.

If your teen is heading out for their first year of college this school year, congratulations! It’s not easy getting them there, and that’s a great achievement. But before they pack up their books and head to their dorm room, you’ll want to make sure that their oral health is protected.

Here are our top dental tips for helping kids avoid cavities and tooth decay so they can keep smiling with ease.

As a parent, one of the most important things you can do is to ensure the health and wellbeing of your child.

As a parent, your child's health is your top priority. But what happens when your little one experiences a dental emergency?

At Big Picture Pediatric Dentistry, led by Dr. Jason Brock, we understand this concern and offer a solution: sedation dentistry.

When it comes to treating cavities, one common question that arises is whether to choose composite or amalgam fillings. In this blog, we will explore the characteristics of composite and amalgam fillings, and discuss which option may be best for your child.