Pediatric Dentist - Frisco, TX Caleen Cantrell, DDS is a specialist in pediatric dentistry who provides dental care to infants, children, and adolescents. Dr. Cantrell has been a pediatric dentist in North Texas for the past three years and currently holds privileges at Children's Medical Center of Dallas.

ChildSmile Pediatric Dentistry of Frisco is conveniently located in the Main Street Village shopping center at Main and Teel Rd. next to Kroger. Kids Dentist Dentist Frisco, Texas TX ChildSmile is a fun and friendly environment for children that is designed to make a visit to the dentist something for your kids to look forward to.

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Dr. Cantrell and her staff are especially interested in making all our patients feel right at home. We continuously strive for excellence and put your child's dental care as our top priority. Each member of our team provides energetic, professional and fun-loving service for each patient. Our staff members are trained in CPR and hold X-ray certification.

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Normally, the first tooth erupts between ages 6 to 12 months. The Jr. Squad knows that gums can be sore, tender and sometimes irritable until the age of 3. They recommend rubbing sore gums gently with a clean finger, the back of a cold spoon or a cold, wet cloth to help soothe the gums. Teething rings work well, but avoid teething biscuits as they contain sugar that is not good for baby teeth.

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A toothbrush with soft bristles and a small head, especially one designed for infants, is the best choice for infants. Brushing at least once a day, at bedtime, will remove plaque bacteria that can lead to decay. To prevent dental problems, your child should see a pediatric dentist when the first tooth appears, usually between 6 and 12 months of age, certainly no later than his/her first birthday.

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Innumerable studies and research have concluded on the importance of starting children early in their lives with good dental hygiene and oral care. According to research, the most common chronic childhood disease in America is tooth decay, affecting 50 percent of first-graders and 80 percent of 17-year-olds.

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