Parents in Our Office

Because the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that children receive their first visit by one year of age, our little patients will almost always need the assistance of a parent or guardian. In many cases, we’ve noticed that parents can feel just as nervous as their children when they come to our office.

In our practice we make it a policy to keep a clear line of communication between doctors and the parents. We want you to know how you can best direct your child to develop great habits, trust and health. We want to make the best difference in your child’s life, and we will do our part in letting you understand the nature of all of our treatments here in our office.

When your child will come at the appropriate age, we will start performing early orthodontic evaluations at every visit. In the nature of preventive care, we prefer to stay ahead of the “needs curve.” We will let you know if any underlying problems will require any early orthodontic treatment. We have the ability to let you know when the time is right for your child to consider braces.

We are excited to meet both you and your children. We invite you to call us with any questions or concerns about coming to our pediatric practice.