What You Should Know About Children's Dentistry
When To Bring a Child To Their First Dental Visit:
Most experts suggest that a child see a dentist following their first tooth or before their first birthday. The American Dental Association supports that these early dental visits are preventative in stopping future problems: Early visits can also help your child in the future by establishing a healthy relationship with oral hygiene.
We know that it can be anxiety-inducing to bring a child to a dental visit at such a young age. We encourage you to read about our pediatric dentist and what being a pediatric dentist means to learn more about how they prepare to see children from birth to eighteen years of age:
Finding A Dentist That’s Right For Your Child
It’s important to know that your children are in good hands. We urge you to consider the following when choosing a dentist for your family:
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Does the doctor have experience and education in children’s dentistry?
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Is the doctor trained in behavior management and child development?
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Does the office offer special sedation services for children?
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Are additional services for children under 18- such as athletic mouth guards and cosmetic procedures?
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Is preventative care offered?
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Can the office schedule the whole family for maximum convenience?
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Is the experience fun for the child?
For your consideration: We can answer “Yes!” to all of these questions!
Scheduling Your Child’s First Dental Exam:
Let us make your child’s dental experience an amazing one!