Thomas Mulvey and Farisa Mulvey, Providence dentists, are committed to providing you with excellent dentistry in a comfortable environment. You deserve a skilled, experienced dental team that can help you ensure great oral health. Experience what patient-centered care can do for you. In accordance with the Rhode Island Department of Health mask guidelines, masks are required in healthcare facilities regardless of vaccination status. Please wear a mask when coming to our office. We believe in the importance of partnering with parents to ensure healthy and happy kids.
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Dr. Thomas has nearly two decades of experience as a pediatric dentist. His peers have voted him "Top Dentist" by RI Monthly Magazine for 17 years, and he has also been featured on NBC 10 news. In addition to his private practice, Dr. Thomas was a clinical instructor in the Advanced Education in Pediatric Dentistry program at St. Joseph Health Center for 10 years.
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Periodontics involves the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is the leading cause of tooth loss. At our dental office, we will gently evaluate your child's gums and overall oral health, and if necessary, will make recommendations for treatment. Restorative dentistry is used to restore the strength and beauty of your smile.
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When your child is preparing for sports practice or a game, they wouldn't dream of going without their uniform. If they are playing a contact sport like football or hockey, they always have a helmet and pads on before going near the field or rink. However, if they aren't using a sports mouth guard for your practice and matches, they are missing a vital piece of protective gear.
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A lifetime of healthy teeth begins with good dental habits. Give your child a solid foundation by bringing them for an exam and cleaning twice each year. Encourage your child to listen to the dental team during their visit. Work with your child at home to improve their dental hygiene routine. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry has found that your child should visit the dentist within six months after the presence of the first tooth or by his or her first birthday.Early oral examination aids in the detection of the initial stages of tooth decay.
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