As a parent, you need to keep an eye on certain health developments in your child. You have to make sure that you are sticking to their schedule of pediatric examinations, vaccines, and more; but you also need to focus on their oral health, and this can be a tough thing for some parents to start. From the moment they develop their first teeth, they need to start caring for them, as plaque and tartar do not care that they are just starting out. A children’s checkup at the dentist can help.
If it is time for their next dental appointment, call our team at Magnolia Family Dental in St. Louis, MO. Our goal is to improve the oral health in our community through helpful care for patients of all ages, and that means keeping to a consistent schedule of preventive checkups. Through periodic examinations and cleanings, you give your little one a greater chance to avoid common dental concerns like tooth decay and periodontal disease.
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