Keep Up With Their Smiles

You know that you need to see the dentist, but are you sticking to your schedule as closely as you should? If you’ve been skipping your appointments for routine biannual checkups, you’re putting yourself at real risk of developing tooth decay and periodontal disease. The same could be said about your children, as they experience the same dental health problems as adults. With their development, they also have a few other things that could hold them back, so it’s important to keep them on the right track.

Here at Grinnell Street Dental in Sheridan, WY, we know the value of oral health maintenance for patients of all ages. And even though your child might not love the idea of coming to see the dentist, they need to stick close to their provider as they age. We want them to achieve a happy and healthy smile, and that takes dedication to their dentistry.

Time for your next checkup? Talk to our team about bringing the whole family in!

Start Their 2025 With A Cleaning And Examination

Since most people need to see the dentist twice each year, making an appointment in January can sometimes be a real help. This way, you know that every year, your family kicks things off with a cleaning and an examination with their oral health provider. While it might seem simplistic, this easy decision can make a real difference in your ability to keep your entire family on the right track.

When you and your family wait to visit with your dentist, every one of you is at risk of developing certain oral health concerns. As plaque and tartar start to build up, they cause tooth decay, leaving you open to the possibility of an internal tooth infection. Periodontal disease can also happen, and your gums are an important part of keeping your smile safe; keep them clean with consistent checkups.

From Their First Tooth Through To Their Wisdom Teeth

As their parent, it’s up to you to make sure that they have what they need to grow up in a happy and healthy way. This means taking the time for their routine healthcare appointments, and their dental checkups are no exception. Even though they may be too young to understand the repercussions of going light on their brushing and flossing, they still have oral health needs.

Thankfully, their visits can line up with yours. If both you and your little ones are due for a checkup, talk to our team about bringing the family in together. Align your schedules to help everyone stay on top of their needs.