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The health and appearance of your child’s teeth, gums, and mouth play a critical role in their overall development during crucial formative years and stages. So, do not leave your child’s oral care to anything less than the best. Our pediatric dentist, Dr. Mona Houshiar, has considerable advanced training and experience in diagnosing and treating […]

Preserving natural teeth is preferred over extracting or removing teeth, regardless of an individual’s age. Extractions are frequently referred to as “last resort” procedures for a good reason; in almost every case, natural teeth are vital and superior in function and appearance to artificial teeth. Additionally, among pediatric patients, the structure, health, and function of […]

Tooth decay is the leading cause of tooth loss among children. It is also a common childhood condition, more prevalent than hay fever or asthma. As specialists in pediatric dentistry, we at Mona Dental for Kids in Spring, Texas, are adept at accurately and promptly diagnosing and resolving these and other childhood oral conditions. Dental […]

For every ten cavities, nine develop in the back teeth. Why? In addition to their hard-to-reach and hard-to-clean locations, they differ from their counterparts at the front of the mouth in other ways; since they function to break down food, these teeth have chewing surfaces. These surfaces are uneven and feature pits and fissures. Food […]

Generally, the best “treatment” is no treatment at all. And fortunately, many oral conditions can be avoided with proactive care. During regular visits to the office of Mona Dental for Kids, Dr. Mona Houshiar will check that your child’s baby and permanent teeth are developing as they should. Just as importantly, we advise on good […]

Cavities are one of the most common chronic conditions among children in the United States. By age 12, the CDC reports that one in five kids will have at least one decayed tooth.  Cavities or tooth decay are preventable. At Mona Dental for Kids, we live up to our name by exclusively treating pediatric patients. […]

Mona Dental for Kids strives to have your child “ace” each and every dental check-up at our office in Spring, Texas. That means your child’s mouth remains healthy and free of leading threats to the teeth: cavities (tooth decay) and gum disease.  Prevention and treatment Cavities or holes can form due to plaque. This sticky […]

At Mona Dental for Kids, pediatric care is not just an “add-on” service. Led by Dr. Mona Houshiar, our team in Spring, Texas, treats children – and children only. And, while sealants are also appropriate for some “grown-ups,” they are a particularly powerful preventative measure for our patients!  Basics about dental sealants  Dental sealants are […]

Sometimes, your child’s teeth need a little “help” through dental restorations like crowns. Getting dental crowns on vulnerable teeth primarily involves shaping and applying biocompatible (tissue-friendly) and highly aesthetic materials. Your child’s tooth may be vulnerable to further damage and threatened by a range of conditions. Cracks or fractures may result from acute trauma, such […]

Dr. Mona Houshiar is pleased to care for children and children only. She has considerable training and experience in diagnosing, treating, managing, and preventing conditions and symptoms specific to pediatric patients. Notably, bruxism may be to blame if children suffer from excessive wear and tear to their natural teeth and dental work. This condition is […]

Dr. Mona Houshiar exclusively treats children. As such, she understands the unique needs of pediatric patients and is in the best possible position to provide safe, precise, and comfortable dental procedures. This approach supports the effective resolution of symptoms and underlying conditions, the most pleasant experience, and a lifetime of healthy, confident, highly functional smiles. […]

Your child’s oral health is vital at every stage in infancy and childhood. The health of the teeth, gums, and mouth plays a pivotal role in essential functions, from how children eat to how they speak. A healthy mouth also supports healthy development. Children whose mouths are free of painful oral disease are less likely […]