A pediatric dentist is dedicated to preserving children’s oral health from infancy through their teen years. These dentists have the experience and qualifications required to care for a child’s teeth, mouth, and gums. Parents should take their children to a Pediatric Dentist at six months, the age at which they begin to get their first baby teeth.
Did you think that orthodontic treatments were only for tweens and teens? Think again. Today, an increasing number of adults are opting for orthodontics—a branch of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of abnormalities or irregularities in teeth and jaws.
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