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Dental authorities recommend taking a child to the dental office by age one or as soon as their teeth start to come in.

Yes, baby teeth are crucial for holding space for adult teeth, helping children chew properly, aiding speech development, avoiding alignment issues, and promoting a healthy smile.

We help your child feel at ease, may examine their mouth, teeth, gums, jaw, and bite, and possibly clean their teeth if they allow it. Our goal is to earn your child's trust.

Some patients aren't aware they have sleep apnea until they undergo comprehensive exams. We encourage you to book an appointment with Dr. Lachman for a check-up.

Dental fear can be associated with fear of needles or pain, while anxiety can be triggered by thinking about appointments or hearing dental sounds. Phobias may stem from traumatic childhood experiences.

Sedation dentistry uses medications to relax patients. We offer laughing gas, oral sedation, and IV sedation, each with different levels of consciousness and effects.

Types include ceramic braces, clear removable aligners (like Invisalign), lingual braces, and colored braces for teens.

By the age of 7, you can start taking your child for an orthodontic consultation, as facial development is usually 90% complete by age 12.

For a toothache, clean your mouth and apply ice. For a knocked-out tooth, try to put it back or keep it in milk and get to the office immediately. For chipped teeth, rinse with warm water and keep fragments in milk.

Yes, BOTOX® injections are safe and have been performed for many years. Side effects are uncommon and may include bruising, headaches, or mild pain.