Dr Christy Haffner, Pediatric Dentistry

07/12/2026

What is a Pediatric Dentist?
Pediatric dentists undergo years of extra training to specialize in treating infants, kids, and teens. From tracking growing jaws to making visits fun for squirmy little ones, they set up healthy habits for life. 🧒✨

Taking your child to see a pediatric dentist by age 1 ensures they'll have the proper screening and treatment to prevent future dental problems.
Read more here about Pediatric Dentists and how they can help your lil one's dental health... https://wb.md/3L0Ou4H

07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Independence Day! 🇺🇸 Today, we celebrate our great nation, our freedom and the stars and stripes that unite us all. Happy 4th of July!

06/27/2026

👍 Is your little one still sucking their thumb? While it's a completely natural comfort reflex, letting the habit linger past ages 2 to 4 can affect how their permanent adult teeth and jaw grow. Breaking the habit doesn't have to be a battle! Gentle, positive reinforcement and the right strategies can make all the difference. 🦷✨

Check out these dentist-approved tips and remedies to help your child stop smoothly: 👇
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Learn how to break your child's thumb sucking habit and more about the effects thumb sucking can have on their teeth. Find out more at Oralb.com

06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day to all the wonderful fathers! You are celebrated and appreciated...today and always.

06/20/2026

That first baby tooth is a major milestone, but it also means it's time to break out the toothbrush! 👶🪥

If tooth time has turned into a nightly struggle at your house, don't worry—we've all been there. From the "rice-grain" toothpaste rule to the best tricks for getting a stubborn baby to open wide, this quick guide breaks down everything you need to know to keep those tiny teeth healthy and cavity-free. 👇
Check it out:

Yes, your baby's pearly whites are temporary, but it's never too early to start taking care of them.

06/13/2026

👶 Baby’s First Dental Visit: When is it time? 🦷
The rule of thumb is early: by their 1st birthday, or within 6 months of their first tooth! 🍼✨
Early visits help us:
-Check jaw and tooth development.
-Keep brand-new teeth cavity-free.
-Share tips for teething and brushing.

Let's set them up for a lifetime of happy smiles - Schedule your lil one's appointment today!
When Should Baby Visit the Dentist for the First Time? Learn more here...

Early dental visits are a must if you want to keep your baby's gleaming, grinning mouthful of teeth and gums in healthy condition.

06/07/2026

Your lil one have a loose tooth? Wondering how to treat it? 🦷
Avoid the urge to pull it! Pulling a tooth too early can cause injury or infection. Instead, encourage your child to wiggle it gently with their tongue until it falls out naturally.
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Tip: If it's loose because of an injury rather than growing up, give us a call!

Does your child have a loose tooth? Wondering how to treat it? Pull...

05/25/2026

Home of the free, because of the brave - Remembering our fallen heroes this Memorial Day and always. 🇺🇸

05/18/2026

Is that little smile starting to wiggle? 🦷✨
Losing that first baby tooth is a major milestone, but it definitely brings up a lot of questions! If you're wondering what’s normal for the timeline, how the "first in, first out" rule works, or how to handle a loose tooth without any painful yanking, this quick guide has you covered.

Get ready for the Tooth Fairy! 👇

Your child probably won't lose her first tooth until she hits first grade, but here's a sneak peek at when baby teeth fall out and what to expect.

05/14/2026

What is bottle rot?🥤
Constant sipping on milk or juice throughout the day can actually wear down your little one's enamel, leading to what dentists call "bottle rot."

The easiest fix? Fill those in-between-meal sippy cups with water and save the milk for mealtimes! 💧

Read more on how to spot the early signs here:

Here's why you should avoid giving your toddler a bottle in bed and how to keep your tot's pearly whites shiny, bright and cavity-free.