Questions & Answers

Our office is located at 555 Second Avenue, Building E-202 in Collegeville, PA. You may also find this information on our Hours and Directions page with a Google Map function set to give you directions right to our front door!

Our office does have a quiet room. It’s the perfect place to take your child prior to their checkup or procedure. This will help keep them relaxed and make sure they’re well prepared to have a pleasant experience.

The hours of operation are as follows:   Monday        8:30am – 5:00pm Tuesday        8:30 am – 5:00pm Wednesday 8:30 am – 5:00pm Thursday     8:30 am – 5:00pm    

Your child should see a pediatric dentist when the first tooth appears. Or no later than his or her first birthday. A checkup every six months is recommended in order to prevent cavities and other dental problems.

The sooner the better! Starting at the first sign of a tooth, you should clean your child’s gum and tooth with a very tiny smear of fluoride toothpaste twice daily with an aged appropriate soft brush. Once children are 3 years old and can spit out the toothpaste, then the amount should be increased to a pea sized dollop. You should also perform or assist your child’s tooth-brushing. Remember that young children do not have the ability to brush their own teeth effectively.

Make sure your child has a balanced diet, including fruits and vegetables, dairy, and meat and fish. Limiting sugars and starches will also aid in protecting your child’s teeth from decay. Avoid sticky foods such as fruit snacks, fruit roll-ups, and even gummy vitamins. Encourage plenty of water throughout the day and avoid soft drinks and sports drinks!

Sealants work by filling in the crevasses on the chewing surface of the back adult molars. This shuts outs food particles that could get caught in the teeth causing cavities. The application is fast and comfortable and a great way to prevent cavities for many years.

Soft mouth guards can be used to protect a child’s teeth, lips, cheek, and gums from sports related injuries – even providing protection from sever injuries to the head!

Our office is located at 555 Second Avenue, Building E-202 in Collegeville, PA. You may also find this information on our Hours and Directions page with a Google Map function set to give you directions right to our front door!

Our office does have a quiet room. It’s the perfect place to take your child prior to their checkup or procedure. This will help keep them relaxed and make sure they’re well prepared to have a pleasant experience.

The hours of operation are as follows:   Monday        8:30am – 5:00pm Tuesday        8:30 am – 5:00pm Wednesday 8:30 am – 5:00pm Thursday     8:30 am – 5:00pm    

Your child should see a pediatric dentist when the first tooth appears. Or no later than his or her first birthday. A checkup every six months is recommended in order to prevent cavities and other dental problems.

The sooner the better! Starting at the first sign of a tooth, you should clean your child’s gum and tooth with a very tiny smear of fluoride toothpaste twice daily with an aged appropriate soft brush. Once children are 3 years old and can spit out the toothpaste, then the amount should be increased to a pea sized dollop. You should also perform or assist your child’s tooth-brushing. Remember that young children do not have the ability to brush their own teeth effectively.

Make sure your child has a balanced diet, including fruits and vegetables, dairy, and meat and fish. Limiting sugars and starches will also aid in protecting your child’s teeth from decay. Avoid sticky foods such as fruit snacks, fruit roll-ups, and even gummy vitamins. Encourage plenty of water throughout the day and avoid soft drinks and sports drinks!

Sealants work by filling in the crevasses on the chewing surface of the back adult molars. This shuts outs food particles that could get caught in the teeth causing cavities. The application is fast and comfortable and a great way to prevent cavities for many years.

Soft mouth guards can be used to protect a child’s teeth, lips, cheek, and gums from sports related injuries – even providing protection from sever injuries to the head!