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54 years and goin' strong! The team at Cascadia Kids Dentistry had a blast at this year's Salmon Days celebration in Issaquah.

Play is the language of learning. Cascadia Kids Dentistry is thrilled to be the sponsor of Ash & Elm Play Studio starting September 11th through September 25th! Check out what this area is all about and how much our community loves it!

Getting school supplies, meeting your child's teachers, taking that last vacation - why on earth would you add a dental check-up to your already busy back-to-school schedule? We're glad you asked!

Our patients at Cascadia Kids Dentistry have already fallen in love with our pediatric dentist - Dr. Kathie! If you haven't had an appointment with her, then you are in for a real treat. Get to know her in our Q & A featured dentist blog.

We are thrilled to have Dr. Peter Douglas joining the Cascadia Kids Dentistry team! We encourage you to come meet him for yourself, but for now - enjoy some fun facts about our newest pediatric dentist!

The holidays are such a fun time of family, food, and . . . sugar! With so many wonderful treats, it is important to stay on top of your dental health. Here are some tips from our team.

The team at Cascadia Kids in Issaquah celebrated the 53rd annual Salmon Days! Check out the fun we had livin' the stream.

We love teeth and we love dogs. On August 26th, we celebrated International Dog Day! Take a peek at the dogs of Cascadia!

There is a lot to love about Dr. Hayley Lofquist - like the fact that she would rather be in the forest than just about anywhere else, or that she dreams of being a dentist to Taylor Swift. Don't just take our word for it, though! We conducted a little interview with Dr. Hayley, and we are excited for you to get to know her.

The life of a parent is equally fascinating and terrifying at times. One of the things that a lot of parents are not really looking forward to is teething. When do baby teeth come in? And when should you get ready for your child's first visit?

Even with modern medicine’s amazing technological advances, many parents face challenging situations when it comes to the health of their little ones. In the case of infants, babies, and toddlers it’s even harder to determine what’s wrong, as they can’t describe their symptoms and pains.

Want to teach your child how to brush their teeth? Read this post to learn 5 tips for successfully teaching your child how to brush their teeth.

Teaching your child healthy dental habits is one of the best ways parents can make sure their child’s smile is happy and healthy long-term!

Going to the dentist is not the most fun thing a child can do, but it’s necessary to make sure their oral health is properly cared for. And Cascadia Kids Dentistry is here to make sure your child’s teeth grow strong and healthy, with expert and caring services performed by a friendly and compassionate staff.

Sweets are not the best food for your child, both in terms of nutrition and oral health.

In this blog from Cascadia Kids Dentistry, we’re going over the foods and drinks your child should avoid or enjoy in moderation as well as what nutritious foods they should include in their diet. Interested in learning how to make better choices for your child’s oral health? Read on to find out the top four worst nutrition habits for your kid’s teeth.

It is incredibly common and not unusual for your child’s permanent teeth to grow in crooked. This problem may correct itself by the time they have fully grown in, but if they don’t then a visit to the dentist and orthodontist can help sort it out.While genetics play a role in our teeth alignment, certain lifestyle and oral habits can encourage teeth to grow in crooked. It’s important to catch these habits early on and try to put a stop to them so they don’t have long-term consequences. 

As a parent, you’ve got plenty to worry about. And while smelly breath may not be high on your list, it can sometimes indicate serious oral health problems. So if your child’s breath has been smelling bad recently, it’s a good idea to understand what may be causing this issue. Read on, and the team at Cascadia Kids Dentistry will discuss a few things that may be causing or contributing to smelly breath in kids.

If your child is old enough to start brushing their own teeth, you may be wondering what kind of toothbrush you should buy for them. What should you look for while shopping? In this blog from Cascadia Kids Dentistry, we’ll give you a few top recommendations and tips to keep in mind when buying a toothbrush for your child.

If your child’s teeth look yellow and discolored, you may be wondering what the cause might be, and whether or not you need to see a dentist to get help. In this guide from Cascadia Kids Dentistry, we’ll help you learn a bit more about may be the cause!

Seeing the dentist can be quite scary for kids, but at Cascadia Kids Dentistry, we do everything we can to help kids feel comfortable, even if they have dental anxiety. That’s why our dental team is here with a few tips and recommendations to help your kids feel safer at the dentist’s office. Read on, and see how you can help your child get through their dental appointment more easily. 

At Cascadia Kids Dentistry, we’re taking your safety very seriously during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you have been concerned about the risk of COVID-19 at the dentist, don’t worry. It’s completely safe for your child to see the dentist at Cascadia Kids Dentistry.

We love our little one’s grins. As parents, we look for little glimpses of ourselves in our children. Who’s smile does your child...

March is Women’s History Month! To celebrate this month, we’re sharing the history of 4 women who’ve changed the face of dentistry. Check it out!

Fluoride and sealants are two cavity prevention treatments for children AND adults. Learn how they can help keep your mouth cavity-free in this article.

It’s Children’s Dental Health Month, which means now is a great time to brush up on your baby teeth facts! Baby teeth play a big part in development.

Dental emergencies can happen without warning at any time. Are you prepared? Knowing what to do can mean the difference between losing and saving a tooth.

With 2016 behind us, what changes are you making for 2017? We’ve gathered our top 5 healthy habits for the New Year that you have to try.

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