17 N. Main Street, Smyrna, DE 19977
Cavities are one of the most common dental concerns your children’s dentist in Smyrna hears about. While worries about cavities are valid, since they can lead to pain, sensitivity, and more serious oral health conditions, there are many beliefs behind the source of cavities that just aren’t true. Join us… Read More…
Asthma is one of the most common diseases in America and affects approximately 25 million Americans — 6 million of which are children or adolescents. While asthma mainly affects the lungs and respiratory system, your children’s dentist in Smyrna knows that there is also a lesser-known connection between asthma and… Read More…
Nobody wants to experience a dental emergency, and that may be more true now than ever before thanks to all of the confusion and uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and dental care. Don’t worry, your children’s dentist in Smyrna and the American Dental Association (ADA) are here to help clarify what constitutes… Read More…
As we’re all adjusting to this temporary new way of living, working, and staying at home, and as many parents now find themselves in a homeschooling situation, discovering things to teach and fun ways to teach them can certainly be challenging. Your children’s dentist in Smyrna wants to help by… Read More…
Nobody wants to hear that their child has to have surgery. But when it comes to wisdom teeth, around 90% of Americans have had theirs removed. The treatment is pretty easy, but why is it such a common procedure? At our children’s dental office in Smyrna, we have the scoop… Read More…
Finding out that you’re pregnant is one of life’s most joyous events, and if you’re expecting, we want to send you plenty of well wishes. We also want to fill you in on a few things you need to know about dentistry and oral health during your pregnancy. Join your… Read More…
The term ‘soft teeth’ is tossed around a lot, and it can sound pretty concerning for any parent. But what exactly does having soft teeth mean? Is this even a real thing that affects children? We’re glad you asked! It turns out, the legend of soft teeth is one that… Read More…
It’s officially one of our favorite months — National Children’s Dental Health Month! Every February, the American Dental Association promotes children’s dental health all month long, which is certainly something your children’s dentist in Smyrna can get behind. Celebrate With Fun Activities Part of what makes National Children’s Dental Health… Read More…
‘Tis the season of coughs, sneezes, colds, and yes, the highly unwanted flu. While we all try our best to keep germs away from our little ones by washing hands religiously and avoiding other sick people, there are times when catching the bug is unavoidable. If your kids get hit… Read More…
According to a study published by The National Center for Biotechnology Information, 4% to 11% of newborns have something called tongue-tie. Tongue-tie may lead to problems with breastfeeding, speech development or the ability to eat later in life. Tongue-tie is a concern for your children’s dentist in Smyrna, so let’s… Read More…
Dear Patients,
We are open normal business hours with enhanced infection control processes in place for your family’s safety. Our protocols have prevented exposure to mercury vapors using the IAOMT SMART system, but we’ve gone beyond that with 5 in 1 HEPA filtration, as well as an Ozone generator with UV light disinfection. This level of protection that has already been in place to safeguard both patients and staff will also protect us all from coronavirus exposure.
In addition to our normal high standards for infection control, we will also be checking patient temperatures prior to each appointment and asking anyone with an elevated reading to reschedule at least three weeks later.
We also ask that you call us to reschedule if you are showing signs of illness or have recently been at an increased risk of exposure to the coronavirus, whether by travel, group gatherings, or contact with someone who was infected.
We care about each of you and hope that you and your family will remain in good health during this difficult time.
If you have any questions or need to reschedule, please call our office at 302-514-6200 and we will be happy to assist you, OR in case of a dental emergency, call Dr. Grace directly at 610-937-0808.
