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Pediatric Dentistry in Las Vegas, NV

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What Is Pediatric Dentistry?

Great oral health is essential for everyone, no matter how old you are. At Elegant Smiles, we encourage parents to make their child’s first trip to a dentist before they turn one. From that point, parents should make certain their children go to the dentist at least two times a year for cleanings and exams. Our objective is to give your child a fun and relaxing visit to our Las Vegas, NV office to give them a positive association with going to the dentist that can last the rest of their life. Throughout the dental appointment, our dentists will evaluate the growth of their teeth, look for problems or areas of trouble, and instruct them on how best to keep up a proper dental care regimen at home. To learn more information about pediatric dentistry for your child, contact Elegant Smiles to make an appointment with our team.

How Does Pediatric Dentistry Work?

Babies can experience tooth decay and cavities as soon as two years of age. Elegant Smiles may provide preventive options and procedures to help keep the teeth healthy before decay occurs. Your child might have their primary (baby) teeth for many years so it’s important to keep their teeth healthy until your son or daughter gets their permanent teeth. You can help by scheduling visits two times a year for exams and cleanings. After their cleaning, a fluoride treatment may also be suggested to strengthen the teeth while they are developing. Our doctors will demonstrate techniques on the correct method to brush and floss. Additionally, sealants are often suggested to reduce tooth decay and cavities. Our dentists also may address teeth that are already showing decay or are damaged, chipped, or broken by making a successful treatment plan. When your child is a preteen or teenager, we might suggest an orthodontic treatment to straighten their teeth, which may avoid future dental issues.