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Adolescent Teeth
By now you have done your part and laid the foundation for your child's adulthood oral health.
With regular dental visits and everything you've taught them, your child should be on their way to a healthy adult smile.
Remember to keep on them about proper diet, oral hygiene and habits (such as not smoking, nail biting etc), and ensure they visit us at least once every six months for a cleaning and checkup.
If your child is involved in a contact sport you should speak to us about proper precautions including a professionally fitted mouth guard. Many injuries can be avoided or made less severe by the protection provided by a mouthguard.
Depending on their development, activities and habits they may need orthodontics or other dental treatments, but we'll make sure they receive the care they need to smile with confidence throughout their life.
If you have any questions regarding your child's oral health and development please don't hesitate to ask Dr. Sara Werb on your next visit or give Werb Dentistry a call today.
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