Importance To Visit The Dentist and How we help patients to stay healthy at our Worcester office
Going to the dentist is crucial for maintaining overall health and well-being. Here’s why regular dental visits are so important.
How to prevent toddler tooth decay??
Toddlers can start to develop tooth decay as soon as the first tooth surfaces, a milestone that occurs at around six months of age. Regular Dental Visits No Later Than their1st Birthday…..Why?? To avoid your child's risk for #cavities discuss certain habits, such as #thumbsuckingand #pacifieruse. Stop bringing a bottle to bed and keep away drinks that contain sugar. Baby teeth play an important role in helping your child bite, chew food and speak properly. Take good care of child’s baby teeth. Bring in your child for today and ensure their good dental health. #CUSTOMMADEREFERRALS #SPECIALDENTALOFFERS
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