
Welcome to the Cary pediatric dental practice of Dr. Dan Howell. Dr. Dan and his outstanding staff have dedicated themselves to providing you and your child a positive dental experience and the highest quality dental care. We believe that the time and effort that we spend with every parent and child in our pediatric dental practice will prepare your child for a lifetime of excellent dental health.
Early parental involvement in home dental care is critical for your child's dental health. We will demonstrate home care techniques and explain how you can easily incorporate these techniques into your daily family routines. We have found that parents who get involved early with their child's home dental care can expect few, if any, dental problems for their child.
Early parental involvement in home dental care is critical for your child's dental health. We will demonstrate home care techniques and explain how you can easily incorporate these techniques into your daily family routines. We have found that parents who get involved early with their child's home dental care can expect few, if any, dental problems for their child.
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You, as a parent or guardian, may be with your child at all times during his/her dental appointment. Operative appointments (fillings etc.) for all age children will be available during the morning and early afternoon. We expect payment at the time of service and accept cash, personal check, or credit card (MasterCard, VISA, or Discover).
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If your infant has any oral or dental condition that bothers you or appears to be out of the ordinary, then he/she should be seen regardless of age. In unique situations we have seen children as early as their first week of life. This includes any problems with trauma to the teeth or mouth.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that children receive an oral health risk assessment by six months of age, and that they establish a dental home by 12 months of age.The reason for these recommendations is that some infants will develop cavities within months of the time that teeth erupt into the mouth.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that children receive an oral health risk assessment by six months of age, and that they establish a dental home by 12 months of age.The reason for these recommendations is that some infants will develop cavities within months of the time that teeth erupt into the mouth.
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