Burlington parents may be surprised by the American Dental Association’s recommendations on infant oral care. Parents are advised to begin brushing their baby’s teeth as soon as their first teeth emerge. After all, brand-new teeth are just as vulnerable to cavities as older teeth. Starting Good Habits Early Parents are encouraged to use a cloth…
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Pediatric Dentistry in Crestview Hills: Super Smiles For Life
Your child should be naturally proud of his or her smile. It expresses joy, laughter, and fun! To make sure your child has a healthy and attractive smile, start early. Preparing for Pediatric Dentistry in Crestview Hills Our team recommends a child’s first dental visit when their first tooth erupts. An early check is the first…
Dentistry for Children in Burlington: We Love Keeping Kids’ Smiles Healthy
You may not know this, but your child’s dental health effects their overall health. At Pediatric Dental Center, we love working with you and your children to ensure a healthy smile for life. Why? Because we understand that the health of your child’s teeth and gums impacts their speech development, eating habits, and future health.…
Online Forms for Waiting Room Ease!
Moms, dads or caregivers bringing your children to our office for dental appointments: Due to HIPAA regulations, and for the most up-to-date information about your children, it’s required that the patient forms be filled out prior to the appointment time. To fill out the form when it is most convenient time for you, please download…
Online Forms for Waiting Room Ease
Moms, dads or caregivers bringing your children to our office for dental appointments: Due to HIPAA regulations, and for the most up-to-date information about your children, it’s required that the patient forms be filled out prior to the appointment time. To fill out the form when it is most convenient time for you, please download…
FAQ – When should my child visit the pediatric dentist?
Here’s a response to a frequently asked question: When should my child see the dentist? The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that children see a pediatric dentist within six months of the eruption of the first tooth, or by your child’s first birthday. Meeting the dentist early prevents dental problems and allows your child…
