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Finding the Right Pediatric Dentist

A girl waiting for her dental check-up in a dental chair with the dentist beside her

Your child’s health and happiness should be a priority to you as a parent, which is why choosing the right dentist is such an important decision.

However, not every pediatric dentist will be a good fit for you and your child, so how do you find the right dentist the first time around? Although there’s no simple answer to this, here are some key factors to consider to find the right pediatric dentist for your child:

1. Look for a Kid-Friendly Environment

When looking for a pediatric dentist, visit the office or look at pictures online to ensure that it has a child-friendly environment. It has been observed that children feel more comfortable in an office with stimulating colors, games, and toys.

2. Read Patient Reviews

Conducting your research and reading about other patients’ experiences gives you an idea of what to expect from the pediatric dentist. While doing so, remember that you are looking for a dental home for your child at the end of the day. Find a place that makes both you and your child happy and comfortable.

Tip: Do not focus solely on the bad reviews when there are hundreds of good ones. 

3. Make a List of Your Expectations

From location to cleanliness to years of experience and friendliness, write down what you expect from your child’s pediatric dentist. Though this step is often overlooked, it plays a vital role in helping you find the best match.

4. Schedule a Consultation

Once you know what a pediatric dentist has to offer, it’s time for you to make a call to schedule your child’s first appointment. If you don’t feel comfortable, or the receptionist isn’t friendly or professional, move on to the next pediatric dentist on the list.

Piedmont Pediatric Dentistry Provides Quality Services in Greensboro, NC

Here at Piedmont Pediatric Dentistry, we are proud to provide your little angel with a welcoming environment. Trust us with your child’s oral care, and we will make sure that they have a healthy and beautiful smile for life. Click here to book an appointment!

Posted on Feb 14, 2022
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