Our practice has specialized in pediatric dentistry and orthodontics since 1968. Providing a unique combination of dental services at our newly renovated and family-friendly office, our patients and families have a more comfortable and consistent experience with dentistry from the very beginning. We treat children from newborn to 18 years of age using the latest technology in dental care.Experience, private rooms, and hospital affiliations to care for patients with special needs. Our pediatric dentists treat children from newborn to 18 years of age while our orthodontists provide care for both children and adults, including being an Invisalign preferred provider.
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Our doctors dedicate their professional careers to providing you the best that dentistry has to offer. We understand the honor it is to serve the community as health care providers and, as such, continue to be life-long learners in our respective specialties. Our team of doctors completes hundreds of hours of continuing education every year so you can be sure your family is receiving the state-of-the-art in gentle and personalized dental care. We have some of the best pediatric dentists and orthodontic specialists in Michigan.
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Since 1968, our team of Pediatric Dentists and experienced and friendly team have specialized in making all children and adolescents feel very comfortable at the dental office. Our board certified doctors have over 125 years of combined experience between them, are active members of the American and Michigan Dental Associations, American and Michigan Academies of Pediatric Dentistry, and several are boarded to provide hospital level dental care at DMC Children's hospital.
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Throughout your life and dental development, you will have two sets of teeth: primary (baby) teeth and secondary (permanent or adult) teeth. The primary teeth appear around ages 6-8 months, and all 20 are in place by age 3. The enamel constituting primary teeth is usually a bit different than that of adult teeth, making these teeth slightly whiter looking compared to adult teeth. They are very important teeth for speech and language development and also serve as a place holder for the future adult teeth.
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Gently clean dirt or debris from the injured area with warm water. Place cold compresses on the face, in the area of the injured tooth, to minimize swelling. Contact our office immediately. Because we are concerned about your child's dental health, we have a dentist on call after hours seven days a week for true emergencies that need to be addressed immediately.
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