Pediatric Dental Specialists of Williamsburg-Dr. Rana Graham-Montaque

11/01/2025

No Cavity Club Winner! Adorable at its finest 🦷🪥 Keep up the great work!

11/01/2025

Wishing you and your family a safe and festive Halloween 🎃🎃

10/21/2025

Happy Birthday Ms. Keara!

10/17/2025

This smile keeps me out of trouble! Yes sir you do have an amazing smile and your sister too!

09/12/2025

We will never forget 9-11! 🇺🇸

09/01/2025

08/26/2025

Back to School Prayer

Lord, thank You for the gift of our children and the opportunities they have for their education. Please be with us, help up to be even-keeled as we enter this busy season. Give us the strength to persevere through this time and be present with our children as much as possible right now. Watch over us and guide us to giving our children the right words and support as they enter this school year. Amen!
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Wishing our educators, students, staff, bus drivers, employees and support personnel and amazing school year!🚌🚍👧🏻👦🧒🧒🏾🧑‍🏫👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 🙏❤️ 😷☝️💕

06/28/2025

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Many parents give their babies a bottle of milk at bedtime to help them fall asleep. While this may seem harmless, it can quietly harm your child’s teeth. When a baby falls asleep with milk in their mouth, the natural sugars in milk stay on the teeth for long periods. During sleep, saliva flow reduces, making it harder for the mouth to wash away these sugars.

This creates a perfect environment for bacteria to grow. The bacteria feed on the sugars and produce acid that attacks the tooth enamel. Over time, this leads to early tooth decay — especially in the upper front teeth — even if your child is very young or still has only baby teeth.

This kind of decay is known as nursing bottle caries. It can cause pain, infection, and even problems with speech or eating later on. That’s why it's important to avoid putting your child to bed with a bottle, and to clean their teeth or gums before sleep, even if they only have a few teeth. Early prevention protects their smile for life.

06/24/2025

Did you know that tooth decay is the most chronic childhood disease in America? This is why we love celebrating excellent oral health and our April NO CAVITY CLUB WINNER! Congrats and keep taking excellent care of those pearly whites

06/16/2025

Wishing our amazing Dads a Happy Father’s Day! Blessed beyond measure🙌🏾