Thank you for your interest in our office and our website. We both feel privileged to serve the Chico community as pediatric dentists. We love Chico! Our goal is to provide oral health care for children and to establish a trusting and long-lasting relationship with the entire family. Everyone here at Chico Pediatric Dentistry believes that prevention and education are extremely important to the comprehensive oral health care of your child.
We also recognize that all children have unique needs. Therefore, we would like to get to know your family personally and be available to answer any questions you may have.
We also recognize that all children have unique needs. Therefore, we would like to get to know your family personally and be available to answer any questions you may have.
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Note: If you are wanting to become a new patient with our office, please call us at (530) 893-4044.
After scheduling an appointment, you will be able to complete your child's registration forms by clicking "Register" under "New Patients".
Our office requests completion of the registration forms at least 5 days prior to your child's scheduled appointment.
Please be aware our website does not respond to entries from cell phones or tablets.
We look forward to meeting your child!
Dr. Roos and Dr. Tornabene would like your child's first visit to our office to be as pleasant as possible.
After scheduling an appointment, you will be able to complete your child's registration forms by clicking "Register" under "New Patients".
Our office requests completion of the registration forms at least 5 days prior to your child's scheduled appointment.
Please be aware our website does not respond to entries from cell phones or tablets.
We look forward to meeting your child!
Dr. Roos and Dr. Tornabene would like your child's first visit to our office to be as pleasant as possible.
Begin by gently and thoroughly cleaning the sore tooth and surrounding tissues with a wipe or soft toothbrush.
Warm water rinse and flossing may help displace any food lodged in between the teeth.
In the event of facial swelling, apply a cold compress to the area.
For temporary pain relief, acetaminophen or ibuprofen is recommended.
Be sure to contact your dentist as soon as possible.
If you see facial swelling and can not see your dentist immediately, you may go to the emergency room.
Time is very important in this situation.
Warm water rinse and flossing may help displace any food lodged in between the teeth.
In the event of facial swelling, apply a cold compress to the area.
For temporary pain relief, acetaminophen or ibuprofen is recommended.
Be sure to contact your dentist as soon as possible.
If you see facial swelling and can not see your dentist immediately, you may go to the emergency room.
Time is very important in this situation.
Your treatment plan will include a breakdown of all applicable fees, and we will inform you of all costs before treatment is administered.
Payment is expected at the time services are rendered, unless special arrangements have been made prior to your appointment.
For your convenience, we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and CareCredit.
In addition to being a preferred provider for Delta Dental of California Premier, we do accept any dental insurance that allows you to see your provider of choice.
Payment is expected at the time services are rendered, unless special arrangements have been made prior to your appointment.
For your convenience, we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and CareCredit.
In addition to being a preferred provider for Delta Dental of California Premier, we do accept any dental insurance that allows you to see your provider of choice.
For an infant, a damp washcloth or a small wipe containing xylitol can be used to clean the gum tissue.
This will also allow the child to become accustomed to the daily regimen.
Once the child has teeth, a small, soft-bristled toothbrush with either water or fluoride-free toothpaste can be used at least once a day to gently brush the teeth.
A child should see the dentist by his or her first birthday or no longer than six months after the eruption of the first tooth.
This visit is very educational and helps in our goal to prevent tooth decay.
This will also allow the child to become accustomed to the daily regimen.
Once the child has teeth, a small, soft-bristled toothbrush with either water or fluoride-free toothpaste can be used at least once a day to gently brush the teeth.
A child should see the dentist by his or her first birthday or no longer than six months after the eruption of the first tooth.
This visit is very educational and helps in our goal to prevent tooth decay.
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