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The Dental Center

2 days ago

🌸✨ April Just Got A Whole Lot Brighter! ✨🌸

Smile, it’s time for a change! 😁 This April, we’re offering 10% OFF Invisalign treatments—because your dream smile shouldn’t wait! 🦷

Whether you’ve been thinking about straightening those teeth or are ready to take the plunge, now is the PERFECT time to start your smile transformation.

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Start now and get 10% OFF!
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The Dental Center is at The Dental Center.

7 days ago

Taking a moment to appreciate our amazing Doctors who keep our smiles looking great! 😁 #NationalDentistDay ... See MoreSee Less

The Dental Center

1 week ago

The snow can’t stop us from taking care of your smile!

Our offices are open today, and we have same-day appointments available!

Whether it’s a check-up or a dental emergency, we are here for you! 🦷

Call us to schedule your appointment & stay safe out there! 🚗 ❄️ ... See MoreSee Less

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The Dental Center

2 weeks ago

Dental health is an essential part of your child's overall well-being, and starting good oral habits early can set them up for a lifetime of healthy smiles. But let's face it, many kids are nervous about going to the dentist. The good news is, there are lots of ways to make dental visits fun and stress-free!

Here are some tips to make your child's next dental visit a breeze:

Start Early:
It's never too early to introduce your child to dental care. Start brushing together and talk about how important it is to keep those teeth clean. You can even let them help pick out their own toothbrush and toothpaste with fun colors and characters they love!

Play Pretend:
Before the appointment, play a “dentist” game at home. Let your child pretend to be the dentist or patient. You can even let them use a toy dentist set to practice the steps. This familiarizes them with the tools and process, which can ease any anxiety.

Read Books About Dental Visits:
There are plenty of children’s books that talk about visiting the dentist in a fun, non-scary way. Check out books like The Berenstain Bears Visit the Dentist or Curious George Visits the Dentist to get your little one excited and informed!

Be Positive & Reassuring:
Kids often take cues from their parents, so be sure to stay calm and positive when talking about the dentist. Let them know that dentists are there to help keep their teeth healthy and strong!

Reward System:
Consider creating a reward system for your child’s dental care. For example, after a successful visit, they can pick out a fun sticker or a small treat. Positive reinforcement helps build excitement about maintaining good dental habits!

Remember, making dental visits fun doesn’t just help ease your child’s nerves—it helps them build lifelong habits that will keep their smiles shining bright! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Dental Center is in Iowa.

3 weeks ago

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