01/21/2026
💙 It’s never too early to call or come in with questions or concerns. 💙
Little mouths go through big changes, and some things can look alarming even when they’re common. We’re always here to help explain what you’re seeing and guide you through next steps.
🦷 Natal Teeth
Teeth that are present at birth or appear within the first month of life. They’re uncommon but usually harmless—sometimes they just need monitoring to be sure they’re stable and not causing irritation.
👶 Epstein Pearls
Small white or yellow bumps on a baby’s gums or palate. These are very common, painless, and not teeth. They typically disappear on their own without treatment.
🦠 Gingivostomatitis (Primary Herpes Simplex Infection)
A viral infection that can cause sore gums, mouth ulcers, fever, and discomfort in young children. Early evaluation helps manage symptoms and keep your child comfortable.
✨ First Tooth
Whether it’s early, late, or right on time—every child is different! We’re happy to answer questions about teething, brushing, and what to expect next.
🚑 Trauma
Falls and accidents happen. If your child bumps their mouth, teeth, or lips, a quick check can help prevent long-term issues.
📞 When in doubt, call us. 208-882-9999
🏥 If you’re concerned, come see us. 1246 W. A St. Moscow & 275 SE Bishop Blvd. Pullman
🤍 No question is ever too small.
