Pediatric Dentistry in New York City, NY
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Find a LocationWhat is Pediatric Dentistry?
Dental health is vital for each member of the household, no matter their age. At Concerned Dental Care, we invite parents to schedule their child's first visit to the dentist before their first birthday. From that point, parents should make sure their children visit the dentist at least two times per year for cleanings and examinations. Our purpose is to provide your child an enjoyable and peaceful visit to any of our New York City, NY offices so they have a positive association with visiting the dentist that can last the rest of their life. During their dental visit, our dental team will evaluate the development of their teeth, look for issues or areas of concern, and educate them on how best to keep a proper oral care routine at home. To learn more information about pediatric dentistry for your children, contact us to schedule a consultation with one of our dentists.
Who Needs Pediatric Dental Care?
Infants can experience cavities and tooth decay as young as two years old. Concerned Dental Care offers preventive options and treatments to help keep the teeth before decay occurs. Your child might have their baby (primary) teeth for many years, so it's still important to keep their teeth in good health while your child develops permanent teeth. This means scheduling appointments twice every year for exams and cleanings. Throughout their visits, we may identify early issues, like cavities or a bad bite, and also recommend procedures like sealants, in-office fluoride treatments, or orthodontics.
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What Should I Expect During My Child's Visit?
Quite a few issues may be addressed at your child's dental visit. Normally, their appointment will consist of a dental exam and a professional cleaning. Following their cleaning, a fluoride treatment may also be suggested in order to strengthen the teeth while they are developing. Additionally, sealants are usually suggested to reduce tooth cavities and decay. We may also correct teeth that are already showing decay or are chipped, damaged, or broken by creating an effective treatment plan. Eventually, we might recommend orthodontics to align their bite, which might prevent future dental problems.
Is Follow-Up Necessary With Pediatric Dentistry?
If we find a problem during your child's dental cleaning or examination, we may ask you to schedule a follow-up appointment for a procedure. Following your child's cleaning and/or exam, we will go over the most important part of an oral hygiene regimen: daily flossing and brushing. We will also demonstrate techniques on the right way to brush and floss to avoid issues.
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About UsIs Pediatric Dentistry in New York City Covered By Insurance?
Typically, both dental exams and cleanings are covered by dental insurance. If a treatment or procedure is necessary, our financial staff will contact your provider to determine any additional expenses. Concerned Dental Care takes many payment methods, such as low-interest financing, that can help make your child's dental care easier to afford.
Pediatric Dental Care
Help your child develop great dental health habits for the remainder of their lifetime by scheduling regular appointments at Concerned Dental Care. Our dental team encourages you to start getting dental care for your child as soon as possible to begin preventive steps and minimize future issues from developing. We are here to help children in all five boroughs maintain healthy oral habits and develop a positive relationship with our dental office. To schedule a pediatric dental exam for your son or daughter, contact your nearest New York City, NY practice.
