Pediatric Dental Excellence treats children from ages 0-17 years old. Those with special needs can be seen past 17 years old.
Babies
Babies
On occasion babies and newborns need to see the dentist right away. Did you know some babies are born with teeth? No problem though, Dr. Ryan can help. We also treat babies who have “tongue-tie" or "lip-tie".
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Toddlers
Toddlers
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry “AAPD”, recommends that children begin to see a dentist by 1 year of age, or by the time their first tooth comes in. Why so early? It turns out that children who see the dentist from an early age are MUCH LESS LIKELY TO DEVELOP CAVITIES. Dr. Ryan believes if your child gets to know him from an early age, most fears of the dentist go away.
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Big Kids
Big Kids
Most children start to get their adult teeth around age 6. Bye-Bye baby teeth, hello forever teeth! It is a very important time to make sure brushing and flossing habits are perfect!
It is also when Dr. Ryan can start to tell if your child’s adult teeth are developing normally and
when you can expect to see more.
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Teenagers
Teenagers
By age 12 most children have only adult teeth. Before Dr. Ryan was a pediatric
dentist, he was a general dentist (adult dentist). So, we see children up to age 17.
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Special Needs
Special Needs
Most children start to get their adult teeth around age 6. Bye-Bye baby teeth, hello forever teeth! It is a very important time to make sure brushing and flossing habits are perfect!
It is also when Dr. Ryan can start to tell if your child’s adult teeth are developing normally and
when you can expect to see more.
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