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We know you may have lots of questions about your child’s teeth and dental care, and we’re here to provide answers and insights to help you and your child on the journey to better oral health.
Why should my child see a pediatric dentist instead of our regular family dentist?
It’s time for your child to visit the dentist, and you’ve got a decision to make. Some dentists call themselves “family dentists” or “general dentists”...
If you think your new baby’s smile is cute now, just wait until their first teeth come in! Primary teeth are usually referred to as “baby teeth,” but...