We are glad you found us, please watch this 30 second video to find out about our office and why we are right for your family. Chances are, if you're on our website you already know the benefit of bringing your child to a pediatric dentist. Now you just need to find the right one. At Children's Dental Center of New Hampshire and Orthodontics TOO, we believe the two most important requirements of any pediatric dental office are a positive nurturing experience and the quality of care.
Whether you are the parent of an infant or child and want to build the foundation for a healthy smile, or you have just moved to the area with an adolescent, our skilled and kid-focused approach to pediatric dentistry means that going to the dentist is something both you and your child can feel good about. After completing his undergraduate education at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Dr. James McAveeney Dr.
JimDr. McAveeney graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine with the Alumni Award in Pediatric Dentistry.
Whether you are the parent of an infant or child and want to build the foundation for a healthy smile, or you have just moved to the area with an adolescent, our skilled and kid-focused approach to pediatric dentistry means that going to the dentist is something both you and your child can feel good about. After completing his undergraduate education at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Dr. James McAveeney Dr.
JimDr. McAveeney graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine with the Alumni Award in Pediatric Dentistry.
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It's never too early to get your child started on the path toward a lifetime of good oral health, and there are many services we provide to do exactly that.
Monitoring your child's dental growth and development, and preventing and intercepting dental diseases along the way, is a primary focus of our practice.
Learn more about Pediatric Dentistry.
According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, a child's first checkup should occur by age 1.
At this important visit we will check the baby teeth for early cavities, show you how to care for a young child's mouth properly, go over your child's developmental milestones, and discuss the importance of good oral hygiene.
Monitoring your child's dental growth and development, and preventing and intercepting dental diseases along the way, is a primary focus of our practice.
Learn more about Pediatric Dentistry.
According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, a child's first checkup should occur by age 1.
At this important visit we will check the baby teeth for early cavities, show you how to care for a young child's mouth properly, go over your child's developmental milestones, and discuss the importance of good oral hygiene.
Meet The Dentists
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After completing his undergraduate education at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Dr. James McAveeney Dr.
JimDr.
McAveeney graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine with the Alumni Award in Pediatric Dentistry.
After graduating from Brown University, Dr. Cheifetz (pronounced SHAY-fits) began his dental career at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.
Penn Dental chose him as a University Scholar due to his academic achievements, research and teaching interests, and his extensive volunteer work.
JimDr.
McAveeney graduated from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine with the Alumni Award in Pediatric Dentistry.
After graduating from Brown University, Dr. Cheifetz (pronounced SHAY-fits) began his dental career at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.
Penn Dental chose him as a University Scholar due to his academic achievements, research and teaching interests, and his extensive volunteer work.
Meet The Staff
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Our staff is made up of a team of hygienists, assistants and office administrators who truly understand kids and want their experience and yours to be a positive one.
After you've been coming here for a while, you'll start to recognize our faces because they don't change very often.
Once you've joined a team of highly skilled professionals with a genuine focus on patient and family health, why would you leave?
Did your child have a particularly positive experience with one of our hygienists and you want to make sure you see her again at your next appointment?
After you've been coming here for a while, you'll start to recognize our faces because they don't change very often.
Once you've joined a team of highly skilled professionals with a genuine focus on patient and family health, why would you leave?
Did your child have a particularly positive experience with one of our hygienists and you want to make sure you see her again at your next appointment?
Baby Teeth Order
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Your child is about six months old, and you are worried because none of his teeth have erupted yet.
You wonder if there is something wrong.
Not to worry; most likely there is nothing wrong.
Tooth eruption stages for kids are different, just like growth and development of children in general.
Tooth eruption can be delayed; just as children can be a bit delayed in their growth.
The best thing you can do is bring your child into the Children's Dental Center of New Hampshire, in Amherst, New Hampshire, for a visit.
You wonder if there is something wrong.
Not to worry; most likely there is nothing wrong.
Tooth eruption stages for kids are different, just like growth and development of children in general.
Tooth eruption can be delayed; just as children can be a bit delayed in their growth.
The best thing you can do is bring your child into the Children's Dental Center of New Hampshire, in Amherst, New Hampshire, for a visit.
Frenectomy
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A frenum is an attachment of muscle and there are two in the mouth.
One frenum attaches the inside of the upper lip to the gums between the upper front teeth.
If this frenum is attached too low down on the gums, it can force the two front teeth apart, creating a gap.
Sometimes the gap will close when the permanent teeth come in, or be treated with braces.
The other frenum is located underneath the tongue and attaches the tongue to the floor of the mouth.
If the tongue frenum is situated too close to the tip of the tongue, it interferes with normal movement of the tongue.
One frenum attaches the inside of the upper lip to the gums between the upper front teeth.
If this frenum is attached too low down on the gums, it can force the two front teeth apart, creating a gap.
Sometimes the gap will close when the permanent teeth come in, or be treated with braces.
The other frenum is located underneath the tongue and attaches the tongue to the floor of the mouth.
If the tongue frenum is situated too close to the tip of the tongue, it interferes with normal movement of the tongue.
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