Roswell Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics

From all of us here at Roswell Pediatric Dentistry We hope you are having a safe & happy 4th of July with your friends & family. And to those that are serving and protecting week send a huge Thank you... We will return tomorrow morning to take and return calls. The Doctor's will be returning Tuesday. Stay safe and enjoy the holiday

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To all our amazing Father's out there.... Hope you have the most wonderful , relaxing weekend with your loved ones. If you would drop us a comment and tell us about your Hero Happy Father's Day

Tell us what your doing for your summer vacation this year. You can tell us when you can drop us a comment below... Or better yet tell us when you come in for your dental visit. Call to schedule yours today 678-352-1090. We look forward to seeing you and hearing all about your vacation fun. Dr Dhruti Patel & staff

Research shows that Bi-annual visits to the dentist will help prevent the need for extensive and expensive dental treatment. We just wanted to drop you a quick reminder to call and schedule an appointment with our office. Remember that we schedule our patients on a first come first serve basis, so the sooner you call to schedule your child’s appointment the better we can work around your schedule. You can reach the office at 770-651-1000 or by emailing us at [email protected]. The key to minimizing future dental problems is a periodic check-up. In this way we can detect and treat minor issues before they become major problems. So, please call our office at your earliest convenience. Thank you, Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics 770-651-1000 See more

Updated note to patients week of May 5th. We are excited to announce that our office will be doing a soft reopening on May 5, 2020 . To protect our patients and staff, we are asking that everyone remain in their car upon arrival. At that time, you will need to call or text us and check in (only the patient is allowed in the office unless there are special circumstances). We will take your temperature and have you use hand sanitizer. We are asking that all patients wear a ...mask into the office (please furnish your own mask, if possible; supplies are difficult for us to obtain). Restrooms will be closed, except for emergencies. We are practicing social distancing and following the CDC guidelines! Thank you in advance for your understanding and patience during this time of transition as appointment times and availability may be limited due to increased time needed for cleaning/disinfecting. We look forward to seeing all our patients again! Your dental team.

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During these strange times of life we all fall short of finding time to get our medical/dental needs met. Below is a list of all surrounding counties November shool breaks. This maybe a great time to take advantage of no school. Space is limited so call today to reserve your appointment spot.... FORSYTH COUNTY NOV 23-27 Thanksgiving Break FULTON COUNTY Nov 3rd - Professional Development Day (Election Day) Nov 23-27 Thanksgiving Break DEKALB COUNTY Nov 3rd Teachers Workday Nov 23-27 Thanksgiving Break GWINNETT COUNTY Nov 3rd Teacher Work Day Nov 23-27 Thanksgiving Break CHEROKEE COUNTY Nov 3rd Teacher Work Day Nov 23-27 Thanksgiving Break COBB COUNTY Nov 3rd Teacher Workd Day Nov 23-27 THanksgiving Break Hope to hear from you soon Roswell Pediatric Dentistry 678-352-1090

Good afternoon We have had some last minute openings for this week. If you need to have your child(rens) teeth cleaned or treatment completed call or email today to schedule. Appointments are first come first serve. So don't delay.... Please call 678-352-1090 or email [email protected] or [email protected] Thank you Roswell Pediatric Dentistry

¿Sabía que sus beneficios dentales se restablecen cada año? Es verdad. Si su plan de seguro dental, como la mayoría, está en un año calendario, perderá todos los beneficios no utilizados después del 31 de diciembre. Eso significa que esta es una gran época del año para aprovechar todo lo que ofrece su seguro dental, especialmente si tiene tratamientos excepcionales. Estos son solo algunos de los servicios que desea utilizar antes de perder la oportunidad. Chequeos de rutina... Muchos planes de seguro dental brindan cobertura para dos chequeos al año a intervalos de seis meses. Entonces, si no ha tenido una limpieza en los últimos seis meses, ahora es un excelente momento para programar una cita. Hacerse un chequeo regular asegura que sus dientes y encías estén en la mejor forma y le da a su dentista la oportunidad de revisar su salud bucal para asegurarse de que no se estén desarrollando problemas. Además, podrá disfrutar de una sonrisa limpia y pulida profesionalmente. Grandes tratamientos Si necesita tratamientos dentales más extensos que impliquen múltiples visitas, el final del año es el momento perfecto para comenzar. Esto es especialmente cierto si ya ha alcanzado su deducible y no ha alcanzado su máximo anual. Una vez que se paga su deducible, sus gastos de bolsillo pueden disminuir drásticamente, lo que la convierte en una situación ideal para tratamientos dentales más grandes. Si se está acercando a su máximo anual, su dentista puede ayudarlo a crear un plan para maximizar sus beneficios dividiendo su tratamiento entre este año y el próximo, lo que le permite usar los beneficios que le quedan este año y aprovechar sus beneficios renovados. después del año nuevo.

Did you know your dental benefits reset every year? It’s true. If your dental insurance plan, like most is on a calendar year, you will lose out on all unused benefits after December 31st. That means this is a great time of year to take advantage of everything your dental insurance provides, especially if you have outstanding treatments. Here are just a few of the services you want to use before you lose the opportunity. Routine Checkups... Many dental insurance plans provide coverage for two checkups a year at six-month intervals. So, if you haven’t had a cleaning in the last six months, now is an excellent time to schedule an appointment. Getting a regular checkup ensures your teeth and gums are in tip top shape, and gives your dentist a chance to review your oral health to make sure problems aren’t developing. Plus, you’ll get to enjoy a professionally cleaned and polished smile. Large Treatments If you need more extensive dental treatments involving multiple visits, the end of the year is the perfect time to get started. This is especially true if you’ve already met your deductible and haven’t hit your annual maximum. Once your deductible is paid, your out-of-pocket expenses can decrease dramatically, making it an ideal situation for larger dental treatments. If you’re getting close to your annual maximum, your dentist can help create a plan to maximize your benefits by splitting your treatment between this year and next, allowing you to use the benefits you have remaining this year and take advantage of your renewed benefits after the new year. Don’t let your 2020 dental benefits go to waste by making sure you use them before December 31. Schedule an appointment today to get started

Hope everyone has a Happy & Safe Halloween! Don't forget to brush & floss after you eat all your candy

Scrub Away THe Sugar Bugs! We still have a few last minute openings for Thursday 10/29 & Friday 10/30. Also don't forgot Tuesday 11/03 is a school break. We still have a few openings left there as well. They are first come first serve. Take advantage of them and call today to schedule. 678-352-1090... or email [email protected] [email protected] Roswell Pediatric Dentistry

Instrucciones de higiene bucal: Consejos de higiene bucal para una buena higiene bucal Cuando se trata de una buena higiene bucal, un enfoque preventivo es la clave del éxito. Esto es importante en todos los estados de la vida, pero especialmente a medida que envejece. Descuidar su salud dental a medida que envejece puede tener consecuencias graves, incluido el envejecimiento prematuro de la sonrisa (recesión de las encías y / o decoloración de los dientes) y la necesidad de ...procedimientos correctivos extensos y costosos. La buena noticia es que si sigue los hábitos preventivos simples que se enumeran a continuación en una etapa temprana de su vida, puede ayudar a evitar estas consecuencias. Comencemos con instrucciones efectivas de higiene bucal para adultos con unos simples pasos: * Cepillado: Para obtener los mejores resultados de higiene bucal al cepillarse los dientes, use un cepillo de dientes eléctrico. Si está usando un cepillo de dientes manual, sosténgalo en un ángulo de 45 grados con respecto a las encías. Utilice movimientos circulares cortos para mover el cepillo sobre cada diente. Asegúrese de cepillarse los dientes al menos dos veces al día, incluidos los lados frontal y posterior de todos los dientes superiores e inferiores. Tómese el tiempo suficiente para hacer un trabajo completo, hasta 2 minutos cada uno. Además, cepille suavemente su lengua para eliminar las bacterias que causan el mal olor que le ayudarán a tener un aliento más fresco. Reemplace su cepillo de dientes cada tres meses. Tenga cuidado con el cepillado excesivo, que puede provocar la retracción de las encías. * Uso del hilo dental: Un método que ayuda a mantener la higiene bucal al eliminar las bacterias de las áreas entre los dientes que son difíciles de alcanzar con el cepillado solo es el hilo dental. Para usar hilo dental, comience con un trozo de hilo dental de 18 pulgadas y envuelva la mayor parte alrededor del dedo medio de una mano. Envuelva una pequeña cantidad alrededor del dedo medio de la otra mano. Mueva el hilo dental con cuidado hacia arriba y hacia abajo entre cada diente y haga una forma de C con el hilo dental al llegar a la línea de las encías. A medida que pasa de un diente a otro, desenrolle el hilo nuevo de una mano y enrolle el hilo usado en la otra mano. * Enjuague: El enjuague con un enjuague bucal puede llegar a lugares que su cepillo de die

Oral hygiene tips for Good Oral Hygiene When it comes to good oral hygiene, a preventive approach is the key to success. This is important at every state of life, but especially the older you get. Neglecting your dental health as you age can have serious consequences, including premature aging of the smile (gum recession and/or tooth discoloration) and the need for extensive and expensive corrective procedures. The good news is that if you follow the simple preventive habits ...listed below earlier in life, it can help avoid these consequences. Let’s start with effective oral hygiene instructions for adults with a few simple steps: *Brushing: To get the best oral hygiene results from toothbrushing, use an electric toothbrush. If you’re using a manual toothbrush, hold it at a 45-degree angle to your gums. Use short, circular strokes to move the brush over each tooth. Be sure you brush your teeth at least twice a day, including the front and back sides of all your upper and lower teeth. Take enough time to do a thorough jobup to 2 minutes each. Also, gently brush your tongue to remove odor-causing bacteria that will help give you fresher breath. Replace your toothbrush every three months. Watch out for over brushing, which may result in receding gums. *Flossing: One method that helps maintain oral hygiene by removing bacteria from areas between the teeth that are hard to reach by brushing alone is flossing. To floss your teeth, start with an 18-inch piece of floss, and wrap most of it around the middle finger of one hand. Wrap a small amount around the middle finger of the other hand. Move the floss carefully up and down between each tooth, and make a C-shape with the floss as you reach the gum line. As you move from tooth to tooth, unwind new floss from one hand and wind the used floss onto the other hand. *Rinsing: Rinsing with a mouthwash can get to places that your toothbrush and even the deep cleaning of floss can miss. Look for a mouthwash that contains fluoride, because fluoride is proven to strengthen enamel and fight cavities. In addition, a mouthwash such as Crest Pro-Health Advanced strengthens enamel, prevents cavities, and kills bad breath bacteria. A dental rinse is often recommended for additional oral hygiene if you wear braces. Prevent Poor Oral Hygiene Habits

Buenas tardes Hemos tenido algunas aperturas de última hora para esta semana. Si necesita que le limpien los dientes a su hijo (rens) o que se complete el tratamiento, llame o envíe un correo electrónico hoy para programar una cita. Las citas se otorgan por orden de llegada. Así que no se demore.... Llame al 678-352-1090 o envíe un correo electrónico [email protected] o [email protected] Gracias Odontología pediátrica de Roswell

Scrub away the sugar bugs!!!! We have openings this week available with some late hours remaining If your child hasn't had their teeth cleaned or dental treatment completed. Take advantage of these openings and maximize your -insurance benefits.... Call to book today 678-352-1090 or email [email protected] or amy @kidshappyteeth.com