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A Guide to Children’s Dental Care

Pediatric Oral Health in Batesville, IN

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Pediatric Oral Health Resources in Batesville, IN

Children’s Dental Care is dedicated to enriching pediatric oral health in the Batesville, IN, community through a comprehensive assortment of resources. The practice provides essential information, guidance, and support for every child, parent, and/or guardian. By focusing on preventative care and early detection, Children’s Dental Care empowers families with the tools they need to maintain optimal oral hygiene for their little ones. Contact us if you want to learn more about our services!

Brush, floss, and smile—your teeth count on YOU!

Children’s Dental Care Resources

Explore Children’s Dental Care resources to quickly access important patient forms and find answers to frequently asked questions. These resources will empower you with the knowledge and tools for a smooth and informative dental care experience for your child.

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Children’s Dental Care Patient Forms

Below are patient forms essential for your appointment at Children’s Dental Care. Please download, complete, and bring them with you to ensure a smooth check-in process. This helps us provide you with the best care possible right from the start!

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Patient Registration

Consent Authorization
Office Policies
Medical History
Insurance Disclaimer
HIPAA Privacy

Children’s Dental Care FAQ

Explore answers to key questions about pediatric dental health, from the first visit to care for special needs. Learn about the significance of early dental care, the treatments offered, and our commitment to a friendly, safe environment for every child. Get insights on maintaining your child’s smile, all in one place. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us.

1. When should I schedule my child's first dental visit?

A: The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommend that children be seen by a dentist within six months of the eruption of the first tooth or by 12 months of age, whichever comes first. This helps start a preventive dental care program early.

2. Why should my child see a pediatric dentist?

A: Pediatric dentists specialize in the unique dental needs of children, guiding their dental growth and development and helping them avoid future dental problems. Their advanced training and child-friendly office environments make visits more enjoyable for children.

3. Can Children's Dental Care accommodate children with special needs?
A: Absolutely. Children’s Dental Care is equipped to provide expert and caring treatment for children with a variety of special needs, understanding the unique demands of their care.
4. Can I accompany my child during their appointment?
A:Parents are welcome to stay with their child during the initial examination. In subsequent visits, children generally respond better without a parent present, but you are welcome to accompany your child if you prefer.
5. Do baby teeth really matter?
A: Yes, primary teeth are crucial for speech development, proper chewing, and self-esteem, and as placeholders for adult teeth. Keeping them healthy prevents pain and infection.
6. How often should my child visit the dentist?
A: A check-up every six months is typically recommended, but the frequency can vary based on each child’s personal oral health needs.
7. When can I start using toothpaste for my child’s teeth?
A: Start using a pea-sized amount of fluoridated toothpaste when your child turns 3. Before that, clean their teeth with water and a soft brush.
8. Will my child get dental X-rays, and are they safe?
A: X-rays are taken based on the child’s age and needs, using safety measures like lead aprons to minimize radiation exposure. Our Digital X-rays are environmentally friendly and safer options than traditional X-rays.
9. How is the rise in cavities among preschoolers addressed?
A: Our experienced dentists can safely treat young children, even those requiring extensive dental repairs, sometimes with the assistance of sedation or general anesthesia. We’re committed to discussing and addressing your child’s individual needs.
10. What forms of payment does Children's Dental Care accept?

A: We accept all major dental insurance policies, credit cards, cash, and checks. We also offer dental financing options through Care Credit with special arrangements. Please note there is a service charge for credit or debit card transactions. You can also make payments through the Patient Payment Portal!

Protect your one-of-a-kind smile! Visit us at Children’s Dental Care, and let’s keep those teeth sparkling together.