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Do you struggle to get your child into the dentist chair? Learn more about pediatric dentists and preparing for your visit with your child.

The outfit that a dentist wears can play a significant role in increasing or decreasing the dental anxiety that pediatric patients feel in the operatory.

A new study by the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute highlights the potential benefits of integrating children’s dental benefits into health plans, noting lower estimated out-of-pocket costs for most families compared to purchasing dental coverage separately. The study, published by the Journal of Pediatrics, sheds new light on the potential financial impacts for families purchasing dental coverage on the state health insurance marketplaces under the…

Each year, more than 1,500 local children and at-risk pregnant women have access to oral health care through Speare Memorial Hospital's Dental Health Program

Make visits to the dentist less fearful and more enjoyable for your kids. Drop by Village Dental's modern pediatric dental office. Call 801-277-1916.

It’s our mission to deliver the best pediatric dentistry and orthodontic care possible. With our fun environment, focus on education and prevention, and kid-friendly staff, there’s no better place to keep your child’s teeth healthy. Because here at Kids Care Dental, we don’t just care for smiles—we create them.

Please join us to welcome our new Chamber member, Riley Farm Dental with a Ribbon Cutting directly following the Ribbon Cutting of their neighbor and fellow new Chamber member, Premier Pediatrics.

Nursing, medical, and dental students can work as a team to improve their knowledge of pediatric oral health -- and how to work with their fellow health professionals, finds new research led by NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing. The study appears in the Journal of Dental Education.

Dental researchers hope to vastly improve oral health in children by countering a common myth that dental care for baby teeth isn't important because they just fall out anyway.

A recent report highlighting the need for more preventive dental care among California children cites Napa as one of the low-ranking counties — but local experts disagree with the report’s