Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry Dr. John C. Stritikus, D.D.S. Dr. Justin Robbins, D.D.S. Dr. Shawn McMoran, D.D.S.
About Me
- Dickson Pediatric Dentistry
- Our main focus at Dickson Pediatric Dentistry is to ensure that your child has a positive dental experience. Our child-oriented practice is built on a love for children and a desire to make them feel comfortable with dentistry. Our goal is to alleviate any fear or anxiety you or your child may have concerning thier dental experience. We understand that all children are unique and must be treated as such in order to achieve this goal. We see children as young as 1 year old for early prevention.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Brushing & Flossing
It is very important to brush and floss everyday. Click on the website below if you would like to view animations on tooth eruption, brushing, & flossing.
ADA.org: Animations
Source & Citation: http://www.ada.org/public/games/animation/index.asp.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Eruption of Primary & Permanent Teeth
At birth people usually have 20 primary (baby) teeth, which often erupt about six months of age. They are then shed at various times throughout childhood.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Community Involvement
Dickson Pediatric provides for Help Center
The doctors and staff of Dickson Pediatric Dentistry recently gathered and delivered needed items to the Dickson County Help Center. Help Center officials said items in high demand are fans, air conditioners, dry beans, pasta, sauces, peanut butter, boxed dinners, and toiletries.
Posted in The Dickson Herald August 20, 2009
Posted in The Dickson Herald August 20, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Baby Teeth vs Permanent Teeth
When in question as to wether a tooth is a baby tooth or a permanent tooth, here are a couple of indicators to help distinguish the two:
First there are small protrusions located on the top of permanent teeth called mamelons. These are very noticable when the permanent teeth first erupt as with the permanent tooth located on the right, and they will wear off in time with use as with the permanent tooth on the left.
Secondly, baby teeth are very white in color. In permanent teeth, they look a bit more amber or yellowish in color. This is a perfectly normal occurance.
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Our Primary Focus
Our main focus at Dickson Pediatric Dentistry is to ensure that your child has a positive dental experience. Our new office is completely “child friendly” with televisions above the exam chairs, video games in the waiting area, and treasure chests full of surprises. This inviting atmosphere, along with our cheerful and professional office staff, helps to provide a stress-free environment in which your child can thrive and grow into a well-adjusted dental patient.
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