
Do Your Kids Have Enough Oral Health Support?
While kids are most dependent on their parents for smile care when they are too young to brush and floss for themselves, they can benefit from your guidance for longer than this. You can protect them by encouraging healthier snack choices and meals, and by making sure they stick to consistent brushing and flossing. You can also help them by making sure they regularly see their dentist for regular reviews and cleanings. At first, gentle visits take place so that their dentist can examine them, and so that they can grow familiar and comfortable with our practice. As they grow up, they can enjoy more traditional smile care, but they can also receive guidance that helps them take better care of their oral health on their own.
Scheduling Pediatric Dental Visits
Shortly after the arrival of their first tooth, or at the time of their first birthday, a child should have their initial appointment with their dentist. This early appointment provides a friendly introduction to a new environment, and gives the dentist a chance to carefully look at their early development. In addition to having benefits for kids, these visits have benefits for parents who can ask questions and receive tips about caring for their youngster’s developing smile. As they age, kids can enjoy more conventional preventive services on a semiannual basis. Our focus is on helping with prevention, but if necessary we can provide treatment to address any active concerns.
We Help Patients Of All Ages Care For Their Smiles
Remember that our services are beneficial to patients of all ages. Parents should make sure they have their own appointments scheduled to keep their teeth safe from problems. Because we provide preventive dentistry for people of all ages, we can make sure that you have the support you need for everyone in your household.
Talk To Your Baxter, MN Dentist About Scheduling Dental Visits For Your Children
Through the regular dental visits you schedule for your kids, you can provide important ongoing protection for their developing smiles and help them learn the importance of good oral hygiene. If you wish to learn more or would like to set an appointment, reach out to your Baxter, MN, dentist, Dr. Roberts, at (218) 454-0523.