Ames Pediatric Dental

01/01/2025

Happy New Year from Ames Pediatric Dental! 🎉💜

12/25/2024

12/05/2024

Donated another 260 lbs today! Thank you to our awesome patients! ❤️💚

11/21/2024

Holiday Food Drive!
Thank you to all of our generous patients, we delivered our FIRST load of 158 lbs of food and 50 lbs of personal care items!
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12/20/2023

Wishing you all a VERY Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

☃️🎄It is a tradition like no other ... Dr. Craig and Dr. Debbie's annual Hallmark movie re-enactment! ✨❤️

From all of us here at Grandgenett Dentistry and Ames Pediatric Dental, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year!

10/31/2023

It's such a fun day at Ames Pediatric Dental! Happy Halloween!!

There are a few days each year that we REALLLLLLLY look forward to ... and Halloween is one of them! 🧙‍♀️🧛‍♂️👻🎃

We love the youthful energy our team and patients bring! This year our staff included a cowgirl, a "seasoned" citizen and a slice of pizza.

Now, can you guess what one of our most very favorite patients (dressed in red) came up with for a costume this year?! 🧐

Happy Halloween everyone!

10/26/2023

Digital radiography is the latest in dental X-ray technology—it’s also the key to detecting dental problems like abscesses or certain cancerous tumors early on. When you come into our family dentistry for your regular check-up, be prepared to say cheese for your close-up. Well, your X-ray, that is!

10/25/2023

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentists (AAPD) advises parents to make biannual dental appointments for children, beginning approximately six months after the first tooth emerges.

These two important yearly visits allow the pediatric dentist to monitor new developments in the child’s mouth, evaluate changes in the condition of teeth and gums, and continue to advise parents on good oral care strategies.

The pediatric dentist may schedule additional visits for children who are particularly susceptible to tooth decay or who show early signs of orthodontic problems.

For more information, click here 👉 https://buff.ly/3iTkZCx

10/24/2023

For many families, Halloween means bags of free candy and a chance to stockpile sweets for the winter. But this sugar-powered holiday can also trigger concerns about children’s dental health. How can you let your kids enjoy Halloween while preventing cavities later on?

Here are 7 healthy tips for Halloween and all year long👉 https://buff.ly/3QvqI4c

10/23/2023

To ensure a smooth recovery and reduce pain, prepare these soft foods after
oral surgery 👉 https://buff.ly/46FqrRT

10/20/2023

While it’s important to come in for your regular professional dental cleanings, home care is one of the best ways to ensure your smile is as beautiful 20 years from now as it is today.

Don’t forget to brush and floss before heading to bed tonight ... and make sure the kiddos do too!

Have a great weekend!