Your Child’s First Teeth
Your child’s first teeth begin to appear usually between six and nine months, though there are some cases this happens as early as three months or as late as twelve months. The first of the 20 teeth to appear are the two lower front teeth followed by the two upper teeth. Typically, the first molars are next followed by the canines (eyeteeth). You can help teething discomfort by wiping your child’s gums and newly erupting teeth with a water-soaked gauze pad or damp washcloth.
Your Child’s First Teeth
Your child’s first teeth begin to appear usually between six and nine months, though there are some cases this happens as early as three months or as late as twelve months. The first of the 20 teeth to appear are the two lower front teeth followed by the two upper teeth. Typically, the first molars are next followed by the canines (eyeteeth). You can help teething discomfort by wiping your child’s gums and newly erupting teeth with a water-soaked gauze pad or damp washcloth.
daily brushing routine
When your baby steps into toddlerhood, around age 2, it is time to begin the daily brushing routine. We recommend using a small, soft-bristled toothbrush with a pea-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste. You will need to help your child with this important task until about age 6.
full menu of services
- Prophylaxis (Teeth Cleaning)
- Fluoride Treatments
- Dental Sealants
- Daily Brushing & Flossing
- Evaluating Growth & Development
- Athletic Mouth Guards
- EZ-Pedo Kid’s Zirconia Crowns
- Guidance of Erupting Teeth
- Oral Health Education
- Preventing Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
- Proper Nutrition & Dietary Habits
- Sedation Dentistry
- Nitrous Oxide
- Dental Anxiety Solutions
- Special Needs Dentistry
- Myofunctional Therapy
- Frenectomy
- Sleep Apnea Solutions
- NuSmile
- Fillings
- Spacers
- Nerve Treatment
full menu of services
- Prophylaxis (Teeth Cleaning)
- Fluoride Treatments
- Dental Sealants
- Daily Brushing & Flossing
- Evaluating Growth and Development
- Athletic Mouth Guards
- EZ-Pedo Kid’s Zirconia Crowns
- Guidance of Erupting Teeth
- Oral Health Education
- Preventing Baby Bottle Tooth Decay
- Proper Nutrition and Dietary Habits
- Sedation Dentistry
- Dental Anxiety Solutions
- Special Needs Dentistry
- Myofunctional Therapy
- Frenectomy
- Sleep Apnea Solutions
sedation dentistry
We know each child’s dental journey will look different. If your child needs extra help to get through a dental visit or procedure, we offer a variety of levels of sedation from anesthetic shots to IV sedation. All medical history is evaluated, and all information provided before you decide if sedation dentistry is best for your child.
technology
Digital X-Ray
No more painful bitewings. Digital x-rays are painless and provide crystal clear images without chemicals or increased radiation exposure.
Cone Beam Imaging
Cone Beam 3D scanning captures realistic and accurate intraoral 3D scans, providing essential imaging intelligence for meticulous treatment planning.
Intraoral Camera
With real-time chairside imaging, our intraoral camera allows patients to see exactly what the dentist sees.
Air Abrasion
Using a stream of abrasive particles, we can remove decay and bacteria for healthier teeth.
CO2 Solea Laser
This precision laser allows for procedures without anesthesia, blood, or pain for minimal trauma and faster healing.
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