Your child's dental care is our first priority. As a Pediatric dental care specialist, we strive to provide the best pediatric dental care and customer service to your child. Our dental office specializes in infants, kids, adolescents, and patients with special needs. As a Pediatric Dentist in Plantation FL, we provide preventive care for kids such as dental exams, routine exams, x-rays, dental cleanings, fluoride, tooth colored fillings, sealants, sedation, and dental emergencies services for infants and adolescents.
During your child's first dental visit, our Pediatric Dentist - Dr. D'alessandria, Nestor will check your child's mouth and teeth health - to make sure there is no decay! In addition, tooth alignment and growth patterns will be monitored to watch for problems with your child's bite. As a parent, you will know if your child's teeth are being brushed and flossed properly.
We are a family-based pediatric dental office in plantation Florida that loves to take care of children's teeth!
During your child's first dental visit, our Pediatric Dentist - Dr. D'alessandria, Nestor will check your child's mouth and teeth health - to make sure there is no decay! In addition, tooth alignment and growth patterns will be monitored to watch for problems with your child's bite. As a parent, you will know if your child's teeth are being brushed and flossed properly.
We are a family-based pediatric dental office in plantation Florida that loves to take care of children's teeth!
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It is always good to have dental hygiene for kids.
Your kid's teeth are at risk as soon as they start coming out which is typically at the age of 6 months.
Nitrous oxide, more commonly known as "laughing gas" is the mildest form of sedation that we use during dental procedures.
For this reason, it is very commonly used with children.
Tooth Decay often occurs on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth.
The good news is that sealants can protect these surfaces from tooth decay and improve the chances to stay filling-free.
Your kid's teeth are at risk as soon as they start coming out which is typically at the age of 6 months.
Nitrous oxide, more commonly known as "laughing gas" is the mildest form of sedation that we use during dental procedures.
For this reason, it is very commonly used with children.
Tooth Decay often occurs on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth.
The good news is that sealants can protect these surfaces from tooth decay and improve the chances to stay filling-free.
During your child's first dental visit, our Pediatric Dentist - Dr. D'alessandria, Nestor will check your child's mouth and teeth health - to make sure there is no decay!
In addition, tooth alignment and growth patterns will be monitored to watch for problems with your child's bite.
As a parent, you will know if your child's teeth are being brushed and flossed properly.
Non-nutritive habits will be addressed with the parents for them to understand what is the best for the child's oral health.
He will also discuss injury prevention and how it is important to establish a Dental Home for your child.
In addition, tooth alignment and growth patterns will be monitored to watch for problems with your child's bite.
As a parent, you will know if your child's teeth are being brushed and flossed properly.
Non-nutritive habits will be addressed with the parents for them to understand what is the best for the child's oral health.
He will also discuss injury prevention and how it is important to establish a Dental Home for your child.
Your Child's first Dental Visit is a crucial event in their lives because decay starts that early, and usually happens as soon as the baby teeth start peeking through the gums.
If your child is in pain, he or she may not be able to eat, sleep, or concentrate when learning something new in life.
As a parent, we must keep your children up to date with their routine exams to make sure there is no plaque, decay, or Infection growing around their teeth.
Having your child visit the dentist visit for regular cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants to prevent tooth decay can save you money and reduce the need for further dental treatments.
If your child is in pain, he or she may not be able to eat, sleep, or concentrate when learning something new in life.
As a parent, we must keep your children up to date with their routine exams to make sure there is no plaque, decay, or Infection growing around their teeth.
Having your child visit the dentist visit for regular cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants to prevent tooth decay can save you money and reduce the need for further dental treatments.
Tooth Decay often occurs on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth.
The good news is that sealants can protect these surfaces from tooth decay and improve the chances to stay filling-free.
Your teeth are coated with a sticky film of bacteria called plaque (Pronounced PLACK).
The bacteria converts the sugar you eat and drink into acids that attack the strong, outer layer of your teeth, called enamel.
Over time, this can weaken the enamel and causes cavities.
Most parents are not very well informed of what a sealant can do for your child's teeth.
The good news is that sealants can protect these surfaces from tooth decay and improve the chances to stay filling-free.
Your teeth are coated with a sticky film of bacteria called plaque (Pronounced PLACK).
The bacteria converts the sugar you eat and drink into acids that attack the strong, outer layer of your teeth, called enamel.
Over time, this can weaken the enamel and causes cavities.
Most parents are not very well informed of what a sealant can do for your child's teeth.
It is always good to have dental hygiene for kids.
Your kid's teeth are at risk as soon as they start coming out which is typically at the age of 6 months.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, tooth decay in children, also known as early childhood caries, is the most common chronic children's disease in the country.
Having your child visit the dentist visit for regular cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants to prevent tooth decay can save you money and reduce the need for further dental treatments.
Your kid's teeth are at risk as soon as they start coming out which is typically at the age of 6 months.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, tooth decay in children, also known as early childhood caries, is the most common chronic children's disease in the country.
Having your child visit the dentist visit for regular cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants to prevent tooth decay can save you money and reduce the need for further dental treatments.
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