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Common Questions

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13 . What is the difference between a cap and a crown?
There is no difference between a cap and a crown.

14 . At what age are my children supposed to see a dentist?
The general rule is between 18 and 24 months. Some children require a bit more time to be comfortable. If an area of concern is noticed, then the child should see a dentist as soon as possible.

15 . Why is it important to fix baby teeth that have decay? Aren't they going to come out soon anyway?
It is very important to maintain the baby teeth because these teeth hold space for the future eruption of the permanent teeth. If a baby tooth decays or is removed too early, the space necessary for the permanent teeth is lost and can only be regained through orthodontic treatment. Infected baby teeth can cause the permanent teeth to develop improperly resulting in stains, pits and weaker teeth.

16 . When will my child lose his/her baby teeth?
Children will begin losing their teeth at approximately age 5. They will usually lose their front teeth first. Children will continue to lose baby teeth until the age of 12 or 13 when all of the permanent teeth finally erupt.

Our Office
Belleair Dental
2600 West Bay Drive
Largo, FL 33770
(727) 518-2333

Our office is conveniently located on
West Bay Drive in Largo, FL,
near Indian Rocks Road.
Advanced Treatment
:: Digital X-rays (less radiation)
:: DIAGNOdent laser caries detection
:: Porcelain crowns & veneers
:: Smile Whitening
:: Cutting-edge technology
:: Tooth colored fillings
:: Implant Restoration
:: Non-Surgical Treatment of TMJ Disorders
Favorite Links
ADA.org --- American Dental Association
Perio.org --- American Academy of Periodontology (AAP)
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- F. Allan Heilman, D.D.S.