You may be thinking, “What makes going to a pediatric dentist different than going to a general family dentist?” A few things! If you’re deciding whether or not to bring your child to a pediatric dentist, you should consider the following:
Extra schooling. A pediatric dentist has two full additional years of residency training for infants, […]
It’s common to hear someone say, “I’d rather be sitting in a dentist’s chair” as a comparative statement when describing an unpleasant experience in life. It’s true. Many people have a negative association with the dentist’s office and would generally wish to do almost anything to avoid going to a dentist.
The reasons for this vary, […]
Primary teeth, or baby teeth, can appear as early as 3-4 months, but usually come in around 6 months to one year of age. The timing and order in which your baby’s teeth come in all depends, however, all 20 primary teeth (baby teeth) will usually come in by the age of 3. Despite the […]
Great professional dental care starts early on. It’s recommended that you book your child’s first dental appointment as soon as their first tooth comes in, or by their first birthday. This may seem rather young, however, there are a few benefits of getting your child into the habit of having regular dental checkups. Regular exams […]
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