WHY CHOOSE A PEDIATRIC DENTIST? NAPERVILLE

Specialized Care for Growing Smiles

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Your child deserves the best, and with over 20 years of experience under our belt and a commitment to providing children with the personalized, gentle care they deserve, our practice is a top choice for parents in Naperville and the Greater Chicago area. Led by Dr. Dulli, a board-certified pediatric dentist, everyone on our team is committed to excellence and has extensive training that will allow you to sit back, relax, and watch your child have a great time! We invite you to learn more about the difference that bringing your child to see a pediatric dentist will make below.

How is a Pediatric Dentist Different from a General Dentist?

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After finishing dental school, pediatric dentists complete a two to three-year training program where they solely learn about managing children’s temperaments and how to treat varieties of dental problems. This provides them with an extensive set of knowledge and skills that allows them to offer more tailored, effective dentistry for kids.

What are the Benefits of Taking My Child to a Pediatric Dentist?

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When you bring your child to a pediatric dentist in Naperville, you can rest assured knowing that the office, staff, and atmosphere have been specially trained and designed with your little one’s comfort and oral health in mind. With a focus on creating a kid-friendly space and making each visit a building block of positivity and education, kids often have better experiences with experts who understand them. 

What Ages Do Pediatric Dentists Treat?

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Dr. Dulli and associates treat a wide range of children, from infancy all the way up to 18 years old. We also offer quality dentistry children with special needs, including sensory sensitivities, autism, and developmental and physical disabilities.

Dentistry for Infants

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Our team, as well as the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, recommends bringing your baby in for their first dental visit by age one. These early appointments will help ensure their developing smile is on the right track and allow them to build a trusting relationship with our team!

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Dentistry for Toddlers

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As your child begins teetering and toddling around the house, it’s also a sign that their oral development is in full swing. Our team can help you navigate the eruption of their baby teeth as well as their teething habits and diet, guiding you along every step and giving you the tools you need to keep your favorite pearly whites healthy.

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Dentistry for Children

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Between six and eight years old, your child will start losing their baby teeth to give their permanent ones the chance to erupt through the gumline and take their place. This is the perfect time for our team to emphasize the importance of good at-home oral hygiene with your little one, showing them how to properly brush and floss to keep cavities away. Also, this is the time to evaluate whether your child will need braces in the future.

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Dentistry for Teens

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Did you know that your child’s jawbone and dental anatomy will continue developing until around 18 years old? That’s why pediatric dentists see kids up until this age, helping keep an eye on possible developmental complications, as well as provide them with timely Orthodontic treatment, if needed.

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Special Needs Children’s Dentistry

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Dr. Dulli and our team have extensive training with children with special needs, and Dr. Dulli is on-staff at three major local hospitals, allowing us to offer safe hospital dentistry for children who aren’t able to cope with the office setting. Our team also has expertise with kids of all ages and abilities, and we will do everything we can to ensure your child feels welcome as soon as they enter our doors!

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