Posts by Domenic Aloise
Celebrating Community: Honored as an OCPS Crystal Awards Partner in Education
At Maitland Pediatric Dentistry, caring for children goes far beyond healthy smiles. It’s about supporting the families, schools, and communities we’re proud to be part of every day. This year, we are incredibly honored to have been nominated for the OCPS Crystal Awards 2026 as an outstanding Partner in Education, nominated by Dommerich Elementary School.…
Read MoreA Little St. Patrick’s Day Luck for Your Child’s Smile: Dental Tips for Kids
When St. Patrick’s Day arrives, everything seems to turn green—from festive decorations to fun treats and celebrations. While the holiday is full of excitement for kids, it’s also a great reminder for parents to keep their little ones’ smiles healthy and bright. At Maitland Pediatric Dentistry, we believe every child deserves a little “luck” when it…
Read MoreOral Health Awareness Month: Building Healthy Smiles in Maitland
February is Oral Health Awareness Month, and at Maitland Pediatric Dentistry, we’re celebrating by taking dental education beyond our office walls and into the community. This month, Dr. Aloise had the opportunity to visit local schools and speak with children about the importance of caring for their smiles. These visits are one of our favorite…
Read MoreNew Year, New Smile: Oral Health Resolutions for Kids in 2026
A Fresh Start for Your Child’s Smile The New Year is a time for fresh starts, new routines, and healthy goals for the whole family. As parents in Maitland and the surrounding Central Florida area look ahead to 2026, January is the perfect opportunity to focus on building strong habits that support your child’s overall…
Read MoreGobble Up Good Habits: Thanksgiving Smiles for Kids
With Thanksgiving on the horizon, it’s a great time to talk about how feasting, family and fun can also be friendly to your child’s dental health. Here are some playful tips to keep those little teeth shining—while enjoying holiday treats! 1. Crunch the Veggies, Not the Candy 2. Turkey Time & Teeth Time 3. Pass…
Read MoreDr. Aloise Named a Top Pediatric Dentist for 2025
We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Aloise, the heart and soul of Maitland Pediatric Dentistry, has been named in Orlando Family Magazine’s Top Dentists list! You can find his name under the Pediatric Dentistry category for 2025! This recognition is not only a testament to his exceptional clinical skills but also to the trust,…
Read MoreKeep the Sugar Bugs Away This Halloween!
Halloween is almost here—which means costumes, pumpkins, and of course… candy! Trick-or-treating is one of the sweetest parts of fall, but it can also invite some not-so-fun visitors: sugar bugs! These sneaky germs love to feast on leftover sugar and can cause cavities if we’re not careful. At Maitland Pediatric Dentistry, we want kids to…
Read MoreBack-to-School Dental Tips for Kids
A Healthy Smile Starts the School Year Right As summer winds down and school supplies start filling shopping carts, it’s also the perfect time to check in on your child’s dental health with some dental tips. A bright, healthy smile can boost confidence and help your child focus on learning—not on a toothache. Here are…
Read MoreHelping Your Child Overcome Dental Anxiety: A Parent’s Guide
It’s completely normal for children to experience dental anxiety about going to the dentist—especially if it’s their first visit or if they’ve had a previous experience that made them uneasy. At Maitland Pediatric Dentistry, we understand how important it is to make every child feel comfortable and safe during their dental visits. With the right…
Read MoreTop 3 Things to Do to Take Care of Your Child’s First Teeth
Your baby’s first tooth is more than just a cute milestone—it’s the beginning of a lifelong journey toward healthy smiles! In this post, we’re sharing the top 3 things parents can do to care for their child’s first teeth, from early cleaning tips to smart snack habits and the importance of that first dental visit. Whether you’re a first-time parent or just need a refresher, these simple steps will help keep your little one’s smile strong and cavity-free.
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