At Akron Smiles, we have designed our office with bright colors and friendly faces in our halls to
help make your child feel comfortable. No tense, frightening memories are associated with our
office. Your children are relaxed and happy during their time with us.
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General Dentist for Children,
Fluoride Treatments,
Digital X-Rays,
Emergency Children’s Dentist,
Dental Cleanings,
School Dental Exams,
Dental Sealants,
Dental Restorations,
Athletic Mouthguards,
Akron Smiles.
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Dr. Rebekkah Smeiles was born and raised in Ohio and graduated dental school in 2009 from Ohio State University. Dr. Smeiles has been working at Akron Smiles since 2010.
While your child may lose their baby teeth, if they have poor dental habits during the first few years of life, that’s only going to lead to poor dental habits later.
Every day, your body is constantly taking in and losing fluoride. The foods you eat and the water you drink all contain fluoride. As your teeth demineralize, you lose fluoride because of plaque bacteria and sugars in your mouth that attack the enamel of your teeth.
Technology has improved countless aspects of the dental industry, and the power of digital is now being brought into X-ray technology. The actual process of receiving a digital X-ray is similar to that of a traditional X-ray.
Our children are bold and adventurous and as their parent, you’re bound to end up with an emergency at some point, whether it’s a sprained arm or a bumped head. But, when a dental emergency occurs, it can be tricky to know where to go first.
Even if you know your child is in the healthy habit of brushing twice a day, two minutes at a time, and flossing daily, it’s important that you still bring them in for a check-up every six months.
During your child’s back-to-school dental visit, the dentist is likely to take X-rays to see how your child’s teeth are developing. They’ll also use this as an opportunity to look at the roots of your child’s tooth and make sure they are healthy. X-rays will only be taken as necessary and your child may not require them.
Dental sealants are used to protect the chewing surface of teeth from decay. They are used on the surface of the permanent back teeth, the premolars and molars, to help protect these teeth from decay that will occur from chewing and eating food regularly.
If your child damages a tooth, a dental restoration may be used to restore their smile. Dental bonding and dental crowns are the two most common kinds of dental restorations.
While you can find mouthguards in the store that can be molded to your child’s teeth by boiling them and pressing them on, these mouthguards do not fit as well as one specially made by a dentist.