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10/16/2026

A story worth sharing…
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Pacifiers aren’t the enemy. In infancy, they help soothe and are even linked to a lower risk of SIDS.But past infancy, f...
10/14/2026

Pacifiers aren’t the enemy. In infancy, they help soothe and are even linked to a lower risk of SIDS.

But past infancy, frequent use can start to shape how the bite and jaw develop. Open bites, crossbites, narrower arches.

The good news is that many of these changes can improve if the habit stops early enough. Timing matters more than guilt.

I created a simple step-by-step PACI Weaning Guide to help you do it without tears.

Comment PACI and I’ll send it to you.

Pacifiers aren’t the enemy. In infancy, they help soothe and are even linked to a lower risk of SIDS.But past infancy, f...
10/14/2026

Pacifiers aren’t the enemy. In infancy, they help soothe and are even linked to a lower risk of SIDS.

But past infancy, frequent use can start to shape how the bite and jaw develop. Open bites, crossbites, narrower arches.

The good news is that many of these changes can improve if the habit stops early enough. Timing matters more than guilt.

I created a simple step-by-step PACI Weaning Guide to help you do it without tears.

Comment PACI and I’ll send it to you!

Pacifiers aren’t the problem. It’s knowing when to say goodbye to them…Pacifiers can be incredibly helpful during infanc...
10/14/2026

Pacifiers aren’t the problem. It’s knowing when to say goodbye to them…

Pacifiers can be incredibly helpful during infancy, and they even have benefits supported by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

But what many parents don’t realize is that prolonged pacifier use can influence how their child’s teeth, jaw, and palate develop.

The good news is that when the habit is addressed early enough, some of these changes can improve on their own.

Parents, don’t feel guilty for using a pacifier with your kiddo. But it’s time to learn that a helpful tool may become a habit that affects long-term oral development.

Swipe through to learn what every parent should know about pacifiers, and save this for your child’s next pediatric dental visit!

Baby teeth are one of the earliest windows into how a child’s jaw, airway, and development are taking shape, long before...
10/09/2026

Baby teeth are one of the earliest windows into how a child’s jaw, airway, and development are taking shape, long before adult teeth arrive.

Most parents come in asking about cavities. I’m looking at spacing, arch width, tongue posture, and breathing. These are not separate questions. They are the same conversation.

SAVE THIS before your child’s next dental visit.

Question - respond in the poll below 👇 Have you checked your child’s baby teeth for gaps?

💬 Comment AIRWAY for the signs every parent should know.

Providers: comment 2026 for advanced airway training.

10/08/2026

The same appliance can do VERY different things depending on your child’s age.

And this is why I care so much about early intervention.

When we’re working with a growing child, appliances like reverse pull headgear can help guide skeletal development. But as children get older, skeletal maturity becomes increasingly important in determining how much of the change is happening in the bone versus the teeth.

There is no magic birthday when treatment suddenly stops working. Timing, growth and proper diagnosis all matter.

I wish more parents understood how much opportunity we have to evaluate facial growth while kids are still developing.

Parents: Have questions about your child’s jaw development or early intervention? Ask me below!

Providers: Comment “2026” to learn more about my advanced airway training.

If you just had a baby, these are the things I wish every new parent knew in the first year.Becoming a mom made me look ...
10/06/2026

If you just had a baby, these are the things I wish every new parent knew in the first year.

Becoming a mom made me look at this stage of development differently.

I’m paying attention to how my baby breathes while sleeping. How the tongue moves and rests. Feeding. Pacifier habits. Nutrition. And eventually, what I want evaluated at that very first dental visit.

You don’t need to obsess over every little thing. But there are clues in the first year that I wish more parents were taught to recognize, especially when it comes to breathing, oral function and jaw development.

The first year is laying a foundation for so much of what comes next.

Parents: Comment “NEWSLETTER” and I’ll send you the new-parent guide I give families at their first visit.

Providers: Comment “2026” for information on my advanced airway training.

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10921 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 801
Los Angeles, CA
CA90024

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+13109264641

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