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Reasons To Visit The Dentist
Before School Starts

It's not too early to help your kids get their smiles ready for the new school year. In fact, there are 7 important benefits of booking your kid's next dental visit as soon as possible.

Preventive Treatments

Treatments like sealants and fluoride should not wait. Often, they are critical to preventing cavities and more serious (and expensive) dental issues.

Building Healthy Habits

This starts with regular visits to the dentist. There is a little extra time during the summer for us to work together to improve their brushing and flossing routine while watching their intake of sweets and sugary drinks.

Avoiding Tooth Decay

Kids’ teeth have thinner enamel layers than adults. This means cavities can form more quickly. As a result, regular visits that include check-ups, x-rays, and professional cleanings are critical to avoiding decay.

Schools Require It

Along with a visit to their primary doctor, most schools require a clean bill of oral health before the first day of school.

You Will Only be Busier

Once the school year starts. Summer is the perfect time to cross something off your list that does not have to wait for practices and piano lessons to begin.

A Great Time for Special Services

Services like extractions and space maintainers that require a little extra care and attention best done when missing school is not an issue. They can set the table for a healthier and happier future.

Protecting Those Pearly Whites

Protecting their smiles from elbows, racquets, balls, and other kids is a requirement for many sports. Custom sports mouthguards are far superior to those DIY versions from your favorite retailer and are almost always worth the investment.

Dr. Kevin Bhuva

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