At Drs. Delaney, Root & Associates, PC, our Waterford pediatric dentists are dedicated to providing comprehensive dental care for infants, children and teens in a gentle, fun and family-friendly environment. We love kids, and we believe that with good home care and regular dental visits your child can grow up cavity free. Whether it's your child's first visit to our Waterford office, or just a routine checkup, we strive to make sure you and your child are always comfortable and informed. We take the time to talk with parents to help equip you and your child with the knowledge necessary for good oral hygiene.
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Our goal is to provide the best, pediatric and orthodontic dental care in an atmosphere that encourages your child to feel relaxed and comfortable. We are certified as specialists in pediatric dentistry and orthodontics by the State of Michigan and have over 30 years of experience in treating children.
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Dr. Delaney received a dental degree from the University of Detroit Mercy and furthered his pediatric education and experience through a residency program at Children's Hospital in Detroit. He also received additional training in growth and development and child psychology to ensure the highest quality of child dental care.
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Our treatment area is an open-concept design. This means our patients are in a large, fun, open room that is decorated for each season. It is a true "feast for the eyes!" We have an area for check-ups with the hygienists, an orthodontic area for Dr. Root's patients, and an area for the children scheduled with Dr. Delaney.
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Your child won't keep his or her first teeth forever, but that doesn't mean those tiny pearly whites don't need conscientious care. Maintaining your child's dental health now will provide health benefits well into adulthood, as primary (baby) teeth serve some extremely important functions. For one thing, primary teeth serve as guides for the eruption of permanent (adult) teeth, holding the space into which these new teeth will erupt. The crowns (tops) of the permanent teeth actually push against the roots of the baby teeth, causing them to resorb, or melt away.
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