Cavities can be extremely scary and painful for kids. We must push our kids to practice a good oral care routine to avoid the onset of cavities. Proper care from an early age is extremely important. It will protect your child from painful procedures and also prevent tooth decay. Our dentists at Mendota Springs Dentistry …
Parents are usually not aware about when to take their kid to visit a dentist. Should you just wait until all of his teeth have showed up, or may be until there is a severe issue? The experts say ‘NO’. The American Dental Association and the American Association of Pediatric Dentists suggested that a child’s …
Tips To Follow While Planning Your Kid’s First Visit To The Dentist! Read More »
Children should establish proper oral care at their early age. A strong foundation of oral practice can benefit them throughout their lives by lowering the risk of developing bacteria that can cause dental issues. Here at Mendota Springs Dentistry, we offer Pediatric Dentistry services to provide the healthiest mouth possible for your children and establish …
What is it about the month of October? Every corner you turn there’s someone waiting to trick or scare you or your child! The masks, the decorations, and the tricksters all have one goal in mind: To scare! Is your family into haunted houses, or do you stay as far away as possible? At Mendota …
We all know that our children should be brushing their teeth two times a day and flossing their teeth one time a day. While we know this information is a part of pediatric dentistry, it’s hard to implement it into a daily routine for our children. Toddlers require a lot of hands on instruction and …
Using Positive Reinforcements To Encourage Dental Health For Your Children Read More »
When you have your babies their first for everything is a time to celebrate. Remember the first time they said “mama” or “dada?” You still probably look back at the video of their first steps with great fondness. These events surprised you one day, probably with no warning or planning. One first you can plan …
What Age Do You First Take Your Little One To The Dentist? Read More »
Teachers, parents, and students are all excited that school is underway this fall. New backpacks, freshly sharpened pencils, and memorizing locker combinations are filling the moments of most of our days. It’s a time of great excitement, but for some, it can also surface some anxieties about specific dental needs your child might experience during …
Monday: 10:00 am to 7:00 pm
Tuesday: 8:00 am to 7:00 pm
Wednesday: 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Thursday: 8:00 am to 7:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am to 1:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am to 2:00 pm (Once a Month)
Sunday: Closed
