Villalon Callis Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics | Dr. Ben Villalon & Dr. Amber Callis | Where kids feel like a star! | Sugar Land, TX | (713) 272-0036
Halloween treats don't always need to be sweets! Try stickers, pencils, glow sticks, and party favors for candy alternatives. You may be surprised at your house's popularity as the neighbor is handing out something a little different this year.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that you begin flossing as soon as your child has two teeth close to each other. It’s important to floss for your child until he or she has enough dexterity to begin doing it themselves – typically around the same…
A quick reminder that it may be time for a new toothbrush! Toothbrushes should be replaced around every three months or before bristles become frayed. When choosing a toothbrush for your child, be sure to pick one made for smaller hands and a head size for smaller mouths. So…
Did you know that dental health can affect your child's confidence? Seeing the dentist every six months and practicing good oral health by brushing twice daily and flossing once daily can help prevent low self-esteem and boost smiles all around!
If you've put off dental appointments for your children, we want you to be secure in knowing that we have always taken extra steps to keep your family safe and have been going above and beyond. With enhanced screening, additional PPE, and additional safety protocols, we want…
Dr. Callis and her colleagues Dr. Allen Gaw, Dr. Esther Yang and Dr. Mai-Tram Nguyen at the Houston Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Meeting expanding their knowledge about sleep disordered breathing and sleep apnea. 🧠😁
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Does your child experience sensitivity when eating cold or hot items such as ice cream or soup? This can be caused by tiny, microscopic holes in enamel that allow teeth to be more sensitive to temperature. You should avoid tooth whitening products for children unless it is s…
Teeth cannot repair themselves like other parts of the human body. “Repairing” means either re-growing what was lost or replacing it with scar tissue; our teeth cannot do that. If your child fractures a tooth, then gather what fragments you can find and store them in a clean…
What a wonderful night at Greater Houston Dental Society meeting honoring Dr. Craig Brown last night. Our mentor Dr. Brown & his lovely wife Angela.
It was a privilege to be part this celebration.
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Recent studies have found that on any given day, a staggering 20% of the children in the U.S. don’t drink a drop of water from tap or bottled sources. Not only is water great for overall health, but it is also fantastic for oral health. Water helps prevent cavities by washin…
To keep the cleanest toothbrush, it’s best to store your toothbrush upright, not touching other brushes, and in a medicine cabinet or closet away from the open air (and flushing toilets...yuck!). If you use a toothbrush cover, make sure it has holes to allow moisture to esca…
Studies show that people who brush and care for their teeth are at a lower risk for heart disease and cardiovascular problems. When children learn to take care of their oral health, it can establish habits that last a (longer) lifetime!