It is the responsibility of parents and caregivers to make sure their children have access to quality oral health care and practice good oral hygiene. Here are six questions they often have about their child’s dental health.
Smiles 4 Keeps provides high quality dental care for kids and teens with special needs. We operate with the understanding that providing this type of care often requires extra time and attention to detail, and we are committed to providing each patient with the best dental care possible.
Here are four ways to help your son or daughter feel better about going to the dentist.
Therefore, it is very important to prevent decay as much as possible.
However, parents often wonder when their children should get their first dental X-rays during examinations.
While this fear isn’t completely unfounded, many children who suck their thumbs do so without consequence.
Parents should schedule their babies’ first dentist appointments by the first birthday, or when the first teeth erupt.
Patients of any age can suffer from tooth decay, but for one particular group – babies – the condition needs to be closely monitored.
There are certainly benefits to any type of braces, but there are a few factors that should be carefully considered before you make your choice.
Out of concern for our patients and staff, our office is following the recommendation of the Centers for Disease Control and avoiding close contact with people. Our offices are closed with the exception of our Scranton office. All scheduled appointments are cancelled. The Scranton office will only be seeing emergency patients. Please call 570-346-7760 for emergency service.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Be well and stay safe,
The Smiles 4 Keeps team.
