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Recently, a long-time patient of mine here at Grand Dental in Aurora mentioned that she and her family were going to be moving to Franklin Park in a few months’ time. Naturally, she was looking for recommendations on a new dental practice for her family, and I had great news to share. As luck would have it, we have a Franklin Park location as well! Though her situation turned out to be a very simple one, it got me thinking of how common it must be for people to move to new cities where their current dental practice doesn’t happen to have another location. Perhaps you’re new to our area and looking for a new dentist. To help you find the best practice for you, I’ve come up with several questions you can ask yourself during your search:

Being afraid of the dentist is perfectly normal; an estimated 36% of the population has dental anxiety that can make dental visits extremely stressful. If a child is so worried or afraid that it’s actively hindering them from receiving good dental care, then sedation should be considered. Of course, parents will want to confirm that such a step won’t put their children at unnecessary risk. The post below will provide more details about sedation dentistry for children Aurora and why it’s considered a safe option.

You might not expect your child to need their baby teeth removed. After all, those teeth are supposed to fall out on their own! But while a tooth extraction is never a fun procedure to look forward to, nevertheless it can sometimes be essential for protecting your child’s oral health. When should you expect children’s tooth extractions in Aurora, and what will the procedure be like? You can find out by reading below.

Just because your child doesn’t have a full set of teeth yet doesn’t mean that dental care is any less important for them. Dental experts highly recommend that you bring your little one to see the dentist within six months of the first tooth coming in, with the first checkup ideally being scheduled no later than their first birthday. It may be hard to see the impact of these visits at first, but over time, the benefits of seeing a children’s dentist in Aurora will be reflected in your child’s smile and their overall quality of life.