Dentistry for Kids

Posted on: 17 May 2016

Most parents want to do whatever they can to ensure that their child has a straight, beautiful smile, but it is not uncommon to worry about the cost of orthodontic treatment. While braces and orthodontic appointments can end up costing thousands of dollars, there are several things that you can do to make braces more affordable so they fit in your family's budget. Use the following tips to make the cost of braces for your child more manageable:
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Posted on: 29 April 2016

If you are going to be getting dentures, then you want to make sure you prepare for them by learning about their proper care and maintenance. Dentures are a very good option for replacing some, or even all, of the teeth you may be missing. However, there is some daily maintenance you need to provide them with to keep them in good shape and things you should do to prevent breakage.
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Posted on: 12 April 2016

As a new parent or the parent of a young child, it is not always easy to know when and why they should see the dentist during their first few years. While there are recommendations for the timing of specific dental visits, there are also symptoms of dental problems that every parent should be on the look for. Knowing the difference between teething and an actual dental problem is important knowledge, especially when your child is pre-verbal.
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Posted on: 23 March 2016

If you're a patient who is soon to get dental implants installed in your mouth, one of your concerns may be whether or not the implants will look natural. Knowing the answer to this question may help you decide whether or not dental implants are right for you. This FAQ explores the topic your dental implant color, so you'll have some of the knowledge you need to decide whether or not you want dental implants, and if you do, how to ensure that your dental implants are the same color as your natural teeth.
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