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Fluoride & Kids

added on: September 29, 2015
LeBlanc & Associates Dentistry For Children in Kansas

Fluoride treatments are a common part of a dental checkup and an important part of your child’s dental development. But how exactly does fluoride help keep teeth healthy? What Is Fluoride? Fluoride is a compound containing the natural element fluorine. It works by inhibiting the loss of minerals in tooth enamel and strengthening areas that… Read More

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added on: August 27, 2015
Kids Mouthguard - LeBlanc & Associates Dentistry For Children in Kansas

Prevent Oral Injuries with a Mouth Guard Sports are more popular than ever, and since school has started, that means it’s time for fall sports! Along with after school practices and making sure the uniforms are clean for game day, parents have another important task: deciding if their child needs a mouth guard. As parents,… Read More

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added on: August 4, 2015

Teaching your children about the importance of good dental hygiene is the first step in helping them develop healthy oral care habits that will last a lifetime. Here are a few tips to start your kids learning how to take care of their smile. Contact your nearest Jenkins & LeBlanc office with any questions, or… Read More

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added on: July 14, 2015
LeBlanc & Associates Dentistry For Children in Kansas

You may have asked yourself that very question: We understand you may have a dentist that you and your adult family members go to for your dental health needs, but young children benefit greatly from a pediatric dental specialist. Here’s why: Extensive Experience Pediatric dentists have extensive experience with the best restorations for children. Hopefully,… Read More

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added on: May 5, 2015
LeBlanc & Associates Dentistry For Children in Kansas

What are the benefits of pediatric dental specialists? Pediatric dentist specialists focus solely on the dental needs of infants, children, and adolescents, including those with special health care needs. Both general dentists and pediatric dentists complete a four-year post-graduate dental school program. However, pediatric dentists continue their education even further. In fact, pediatric dentistry programs… Read More

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