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Many parents want to know when their childs first appointment should be scheduled. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a childs first dental visit should be scheduled when the first tooth comes in and no later than their first birthday (Click here to visit the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry FAQ). We specialize in infant oral health exams and parent education. Baby teeth are needed for proper chewing, learning to talk, developing jaw muscles, and good self image. Healthy baby teeth mean a better chance for healthy adult teeth.
Our office places great emphasis on preventive measures. Cavities in baby or adult teeth may result in pain, swelling, and infection. Children with pain cannot concentrate in the classroom, may develop behavioral problems and are unable to eat properly. Without the ability to eat normally, development of the body and brain may suffer. Regular preventive visits every six months will minimize cavities and other dental problems.
We schedule field trips to our office for preschool and kindergarten classes, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts and parent groups. Please click here to check out our Educational Programs.
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