Cavities in children are far more common than most parents expect—and they are not a reflection of poor parenting. Tooth decay is a biological process influenced by a child’s oral environment, developing habits, and growing anatomy. In fact, cavities tend to form and progress more quickly in children than in… Read More…
It’s a common belief among parents that baby teeth don’t matter much because they eventually fall out. After all, they’re temporary—so a cavity or early loss isn’t a big deal, right? In reality, baby teeth play a much bigger role in your child’s health and development than most families realize…. Read More…
At Ehrenman & Khan Pediatric Dentistry, we believe that creating healthy smiles starts long before adulthood. Our approach to pediatric dentistry in Long Island is rooted in prevention, gentle guidance, and helping children feel safe and confident every step of the way. From their very first visit, we focus on… Read More…
Early visits set the foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles. At Ehrenman & Khan Pediatric Dentistry in Long Island, we often meet parents who aren’t sure when to schedule their child’s very first dental appointment. The truth is, those early visits do more than check for cavities—they help children… Read More…
Visiting the dentist doesn’t have to be scary—especially when your child is in the hands of a pediatric specialist. At Ehrenman & Khan Pediatric Dentistry in Long Island, our doctors are trained not only in children’s dental care but also in child psychology, behavior, and communication. This unique combination allows… Read More…
As pediatric dentists, one of the most common phone calls we receive at Ehrenman & Khan Pediatric Dentistry in Long Island is from parents whose child has had a dental injury. Childhood is full of running, jumping, climbing, and playing—which is wonderful for healthy growth, but also means bumps, falls,… Read More…
From the very first days of life, babies instinctively seek comfort in ways that feel safe and familiar. For many, that means sucking on a pacifier, their thumb, or even a finger. This soothing reflex begins before birth, with ultrasounds often capturing tiny hands resting near the mouth. For parents,… Read More…
We are currently hosting an in-office and online contest (see below) for one of our patients to win our GRAND PRIZE! All you have to do is be an active patient who comes in for a scheduled visit during July and/or August and then fills out an in-office entry form… Read More…
As a dentist here in Long Island, one of the most common questions I hear from patients considering a dental bridge is: “How long will it last?” That’s a great question and one worth answering fully. A dental bridge is an investment in your smile, and knowing what to expect… Read More…
As pediatric dentists, we understand that a visit to the dentist can be a source of anxiety for both children and their parents. Many families worry about invasive treatments, drilling, and discomfort during dental procedures. Fortunately, advances in minimally invasive pediatric dentistry allow us to take a gentler approach while… Read More…
