What is School-Age Dentistry?
School-age dentistry involves preventive and therapeutic dental care for children in their formative years. It includes regular check-ups, cavity prevention, and guidance on maintaining good oral hygiene habits.
Why is School-Age Dentistry important?
- Prevents cavities and gum disease during critical growth years.
- Promotes proper alignment and development of permanent teeth.
- Encourages positive attitudes toward dental care.
- Helps identify and address potential orthodontic issues early.
What services are included in School-Age Dentistry?
- Routine Check-Ups: Regular dental visits to monitor oral health.
- Fluoride Treatments: Strengthens enamel and prevents cavities.
- Dental Sealants: Protects molars from decay.
- Orthodontic Assessments: Early detection of alignment issues.
- Oral Hygiene Education: Teaching proper brushing and flossing techniques.
When should you start School-Age Dentistry?
Children should visit the dentist every six months starting from the eruption of their first permanent teeth. Early and consistent care ensures healthy development.
How can Legacy Dental help?
- Expert Care: Our pediatric dentists specialize in treating school-aged children with gentle techniques.
- Preventive Measures: We offer fluoride treatments, sealants, and cavity prevention strategies.
- Education: Learn how to support your child’s oral health at home.
What are the benefits of regular dental visits for school-aged children?
- Prevents dental issues before they become severe.
- Builds confidence in maintaining oral hygiene.
- Provides parents with valuable tips for supporting their child’s dental health.
How much does School-Age Dentistry cost?
The cost varies depending on the services provided. Contact Legacy Dental for a personalized quote.
Are there any package deals or discounts?
Yes, we offer family dental packages and discounts for multiple children. Contact us to explore current offers.
What technology is used for School-Age Dentistry?
Legacy Dental uses advanced diagnostic tools and gentle techniques to ensure a comfortable experience for your child.
How do I prepare for my child’s dental visit?
- Bring a list of any questions or concerns.
- Avoid feeding your child right before the appointment.
- Stay calm and positive to help your child feel at ease.
