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Prevention

Routine preventive care with Dr. Raptis, including gentle cleanings, fluoride, and nutrition tips, to keep young smiles healthy and catch concerns early.

Prevention is the heart of pediatric dentistry. Our preventive program for children is built around regular visits with Dr. Raptis and simple habits at home that stop dental problems before they start. The goal is a healthy smile, fewer cavities, and a child who feels comfortable at the dentist.

At routine visits, we combine a gentle cleaning, fluoride varnish, and low dose digital X-rays when needed. Dr. Raptis also checks growth and development, shares practical diet and nutrition tips, and keeps an eye on your child's bite as they grow. Every recommendation is matched to your child's age and needs.

Consistent prevention protects growing teeth from decay and helps catch concerns early, when they're easiest to treat. It also helps your child build healthy habits that last into adulthood. Kids who visit regularly tend to feel more relaxed at the dentist, which makes every future visit easier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about prevention.

Regular cleanings and exams, usually every six months, remove plaque and tartar and let Dr. Raptis monitor your child's growth and development. Regular visits also help your child feel comfortable and familiar with our office.

A quick, painless fluoride treatment that strengthens enamel and helps prevent cavities. It's brushed onto the teeth at routine visits and sets in seconds. We'll give you a few simple instructions for eating and brushing afterward.

Practical, age appropriate guidance on the foods and drinks that support strong teeth. We'll talk about snacking, sippy cups, and sugary drinks, and share simple changes that lower your child's risk of decay.

Low dose digital X-rays, taken only when needed, check for cavities between teeth and track incoming permanent teeth. They help us catch issues that aren't visible during the exam.

An early look at your child's bite and jaw development, often around age seven. Spotting concerns early means any treatment can start at the right time, which may keep it simpler down the road.

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Family and pediatric dentistry in New Boston, NH with Dr. Mejia, DMD and Dr. Raptis, DMD. We are accepting new patients.