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Pomona, CA 91768
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Depending on the age of your child, it is a good idea to start establishing a regular dental routine. While children can be afraid of the dentist, you can help them defeat their fears by familiarizing them with their very own dental expert. Pediatric dentists specialize in offering dental services to children, helping them feel … Read more
It is essential for you and your kids to maintain good oral hygiene in order to avoid developing cavities or other serious diseases. Family dentistry is the best option to soothe your fears about finding a dentist for your kids and ensure that all of your family members have good oral hygiene. Pediatric dentistry provides … Read more
If you are looking to teach your kids about the benefits of healthy dental habits, you’ve come to the right place. With tooth decay being the most common disease to affect children on a chronic level, it is important to educate them about dental healthcare. If you want to learn more about how to help … Read more
As a new parent, you are always thinking about what is best for your child and when the best time might be to start scheduling regular appointments and checkups. What about your child’s oral health? When should you start scheduling your child’s first dental visit? What should you do to prepare so your child can … Read more
Parents are always wondering what the best age is for their kids to start visiting the dentist regularly. And if your kids are like most other children, they will certainly be reluctant to step into the dentist’s office again. For children, going to the dentist is scary, uncomfortable, or just downright icky. But child dental … Read more
Since a child’s first set of teeth fall out to make room for the permanent adult teeth, some parents underestimate the importance of caring for them. That means that they don’t schedule an appointment to see a kid’s dentist until sometime in the early elementary school years. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends … Read more
Now that your child has all of their teeth and have a cute smile, take lots of pictures, because now comes the part where all their little teeth are going to start falling out! At about age five or six, children begin to lose their top and bottom front teeth. Between the ages of six … Read more
