Gift your child the perfect teeth:

You get to gain from the experience and proficiency of our dentists and take good care of the most precious people in your life – your children. You will be improving your children’s self image and confidence forever by gifting them the perfect set of teeth and the perfect smile.

For a no-obligation consultation with the doctors,
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Ensure optimal oral health for your children and gift them everlasting strong teeth at our dental spa

As parents, you are bound to have several questions about your child’s dental health, such as

When will my child start to get teeth?
Will teething cause pain?
When should I first visit the dentist for my child?
What is the correct age when I should start to brush my child’s teeth?
What sort of brush should I get for my child?
How much toothpaste should I use for my child?
How long should I brush my child’s teeth?
Should I start to brush from the back or front teeth?
When should I start to floss my child’s teeth?
How can I prevent cavities from ruining my child’s teeth?

These and several more questions will be answered if you visit our dental spa named Family Cosmetic Dental SPA.

Dentists at our spa are very friendly and will patiently examine your child making you feel at ease. All our dental staffs are specially trained to assess children’s behavior and our doctors are well equipped to discuss various possible treatment options.

Your children will henceforth look forward to visits to the dentist and will be proud of their pearly white, orderly teeth.

When should your child first visit the dentist?

There are varied opinions as to the timing of the first visit to the dentist. According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, children should see a dentist when they get their first tooth and not later than 1 year of age.

Whereas, the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that unless your child has risk factors for having problems with their teeth, such as sleeping with a cup or bottle, teeth staining, thumb sucking, etc., it is sufficient to visit the dentist by around the third birthday.

You may also want to visit a dentist early if your child suffers from a medical condition that puts them at risk for developing teeth problems, such as Down syndrome.

As soon as your infant gets his first tooth, you should start to clean it. At first you can just use a soft wash cloth and later buy them a soft children’s toothbrush. For more advice on nurturing and tending to your children’s teeth and maintaining oral hygiene, please drop in at Family Cosmetic Dental SPA.

Make an appointment for your child today. Call 724-628-9340