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Fridays 8.30am - 1pm

Back To School Medical and Dental Appointments.

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It’s Back to school and time to have your children ready to face the new school year.

Dental Associates, Collins Avenue. Opposite Doctor’s Hospital. (242) 322-1770
Your Dental Hygienist
Comprehensive Oral Assessment*
Oral prophylaxis (cleaning)
Fluoride
Dental sealants
Non-surgical periodontal therapy
Dental radiographs
Patient Education - Brushing and Flossing - Caring for your Teeth and Gums .
Six months - Check Up

Maintaining healthy smiles... Families are welcome. We are located on Collins Avenue opposite Doctors Hospital. (242)322-1770.

Backpack tips: Carrying a backpack shouldn’t be a workout for your child. Pack the bag as lightly as possible, with heavier items in the center compartment. The load should never be more than 10% to 20% of the body weight. Backpacks with wheels are a good option.

Kindly phone our office and we will be happy to answer your questions. Promoting good oral hygiene and healthy smiles.

In preparation for Back 2 School, be sure to make an appointment for your child’s dental check up with your Family Dentist. A healthy, alert child thrives better in the classroom. (242) 322-1770

Dental Associates 322-1770
Dr. Michelle Mackey-Pople
Dr. Charles Forbes
Dr. Ulises Camacho

Creating beautiful and healthy smiles. Dental Associates, Collins Avenue (opposite Doctors Hospital) Please phone our office for a consultation appointment and we will be happy to answer your questions. 322-1770.

Regular dental examinations are important to diagnose, treat or prevent dental problems. Parents and teachers may not realize there's a dental problem, so regular checkups are important. Your dentist may suggest fluoride treatments or sealants to prevent decay and can diagnose and treat dental problems to save your child pain and lost school time. (242) 322-1770

In preparation for Back 2 School, be sure to make an appointment for your child’s check up with his/her Pediatrician and Family Dentist. A healthy, alert child thrives better in the classroom. (242) 322-1770

Your child may have the latest wardrobe, school supplies and sports equipment for the new school year, but does your child have a healthy smile and the tools necessary to maintain it?

According to the American Dental Association, a dental examination is as important as immunizations and booster shots and should be a regular part of back-to-school preparations. Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say that tooth decay affects children more than any other chronic infectious disease and 19 percent of children ages 2 to 19 years old have untreated tooth decay. Dental pain or disease can lead to difficulty in eating, speaking, playing and learning as well as millions of hours of missed school.

Your child's back-to-school checklist should include:

Regular dental examinations to diagnose and treat or prevent dental problems. Parents and teachers may not realize there's a dental problem, so regular checkups are important. Your dentist may suggest fluoride treatments or sealants to prevent decay and can diagnose and treat dental problems to save your child pain and lost school time.

Regular brushing with fluoride toothpaste and flossing. head for the dental care aisle when you're out shopping for notebooks, binders and pencils. If parents buy several toothbrushes they could have their child change to a new one every three months or so, or after an illness. If it's hard to remember when to change a brush, you could try to change it every time report cards come out. Ask your dentist for a recommendation on how often to change toothbrushes.

Eating healthy lunches and snacks. Include portable healthy lunch items and snacks in your child's sack lunch, including grains, milk, cheese, raw vegetables, yogurt or fruit. If your child eats in the school cafeteria, review healthy, balanced food choices with him before the first day of school. Cut back on sugary foods and soft drinks.

Wearing a properly fitted mouthguard while participating in organized sports, PE classes or playground activities.

For more dental health tips, log on to ADA.org and browse through the Oral Health Topics list.

© 2018 American Dental Association.

For orthodontic ( braces) questions and consultations, we are happy to book your appointment with our orthodontist Dr. Ulises Camacho 322-1770

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Back To School Dental Checkup.

Comprehensive Dental Services for the entire family. Call our office today and our friendly associates will be happy to make your appointment. (242 )322-1770