Teeth For LifeNapa, CA
Good oral health is not hard to maintain, but we offer exceptional dental care in Napa, California, to help you child maintain their natural teeth for life. For a healthy smile, it is imperative that your children visit the dentist regularly. In these visits, Dr. David Suttie can ensure your children’s dental healthcare is taken care of and that any issues are promptly addressed. Dr. David Suttie Dentistry For Children prides itself on safeguarding your child’s teeth. We welcome you to contact us at (707) 257-6453 and schedule your child’s appointment with our dentist today.
When your child visits our office, our dentist will consult with you on regular cleaning and maintenance of oral healthcare. We will also show you the correct type of toothbrush for your child to use, the right amount of toothpaste to use, and the right way to properly brush and floss your child’s teeth. These things are important to know for your child to maintain the healthiest teeth he or she can. By starting these habits early and continuing them through life, your child can enjoy a healthy, beautiful smile for decades or even for a lifetime.
In addition to good dental hygiene, we recommend that your child regularly visit the dentist for regular dental cleanings and exams every six months. During these visits, our dentist will perform an oral exam to check for cavities and other issues that may arise over time. If any issues are found, we can attend to your child’s dental needs as quickly as possible. Teeth for life is possible if preventive measures are followed and dental conditions fixed quickly and expertly.
Call or visit our office and speak to one of our friendly staff members to learn more about how your child can maintain their teeth for life.
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Dr. David Suttie Dentistry For Children is located at 3449 Valle Verde Dr Napa, CA 94558.
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