Dexter Pediatric Dentistry
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Dexter Pediatric Dentistry
Good oral health starts with prevention. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends the first dental visit take place by age one or appearance of the first tooth, whichever occurs first. Every child is unique and we will evaluate needs and come up with an individualized preventive plan.

Cavities happen, sometimes despite our best efforts to prevent them. We evaluate each child's unique needs and discuss treatment in detail. This may include composite (tooth-colored) fillings, crowns, extractions, nerve treatments and space maintainers. Dental emergencies are never a welcome event but we are happy to be of service during what can be a stressful time for parent and child.
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Our Office
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We hope our patients and their families will feel welcome and at ease from the moment they enter our door. Our office design and layout cater to kids of all ages while also being comfortable and accessible for their accompanying adults. A dedicated play area includes toys, activities, iPad stations, and a TV.
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Dr. Julie is a University of Michigan trained pediatric dental specialist. She received her Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the UNC Chapel Hill Adams School of Dentistry in 2013 where she graduated with honors and was inducted into the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society. Dr. Julie then went on to earn her Masters in Pediatric Dentistry from the University of Michigan in 2015.
Preventive Care
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Prevention of dental disease is always our primary goal and this starts with regular dental check-ups. At this visits we will provide oral hygiene instructions and nutrition recommendations and work with you as parent/guardian to come up with the best preventive plan for your child.

Silver Diamine Fluoride (antimicrobial liquid used to stop progression of decay and/or treat sensitivity--temporary treatment option used under particular circumstances--final restoration typically indicated in the future).We will be happy to discuss these in detail with you and make recommendations specific for your child.
First Dental Visit
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We look forward to welcoming new friends into our office and we hope to provide the most positive dental experience possible for all our patients. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that a child's first dental visit should take place when the first tooth erupts or by age one.

That may seem early but establishing a dental home at a young age is a proven way to prevent problems before they start and to help build a foundation for a lifetime of good oral health.We strive to make this first visit as stress-free as possible. For patient's under age 3, this typically involves a knee-to-knee cleaning and exam in which the child is able to stay on the caregivers lap.
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Dr. Julie and our staff seek to provide the highest quality dental care to our young patients with a smile and individualized treatment planning. Please take a moment a learn a little more about who we are. We look forward to getting to know you! Dr. Julie is a University of Michigan trained pediatric dental specialist.
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