There is a lot of confusion out there about exactly when you should first take your child to the dentist. Is it when they start teething? When they have enough teeth to have something to examine? When they leave for college? Nobody ever seems quite sure. According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, every child should be in to see a dentist by the time they are a year old, or within six months of cutting their first tooth, whatever happens, sooner. Despite this advice, the vast majority of parents wait until their child is two years old or even older before setting up their first appointment. While that won’t be a problem in every case, the health of your child’s baby teeth is far more important than many people think. Here are some of the reasons an earlier visit is important"My mission is to always provide extraordinary dental care in a compassionate setting. At Yardley Dental Arts, quality is key! We are NOT a high volume, high turnover office. We are patient centric office. Our practice model allows for concierge service and exclusive one on one time with the doctor and the hygienists. We pride ourselves on using premier materials, labs and the latest in dental technology including our GREEN CT 3D SCANNER, delivering high quality images at a fraction of the radiation as compared to the standard. This allows for fully customized treatment plans focusing on your specific needs and comfort level.
It’s a pleasure to serve you and your family for your comprehensive dental needs. Every one of us is passionate about what we do, and it shows! I look forward to meeting you."
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