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Wondering what to do with the kids at half-term in Whitchurch.
20th October 2018 | Posted by: Vanessa GiraudProbably you’ve made plans to keep the kids entertained over half-term. And visiting the dentist isn’t on your “to do” list. But it should be!
SpaDental Whitchurch Children’s Day is on 30 October, 2018.
We’re dedicated to helping young people have great teeth for life. That’s why we’re focusing on registering new babies, children and teens as NHS patients.
This is what we can do to help your children have great teeth for life:
- Encourage the registration of babies, children and teens as new NHS patients.
- Help children grow up aware of the need for good oral health.
- Book regular appointments so a concern doesn’t become a problem.
- Support Dental Check by 1 so babies have their teeth checked before they are one year old.
- Encourage young patients to establish oral hygiene routines at home
- Help young adults feel more confident. With good teeth they miss less school through ill health and smile more.
We believe great dental care is every child’s right.
The cost of all clinically required dental care for children under 18 is financed by the NHS. We encourage parents and guardians to take advantage of this valuable opportunity. In the long run it’s a great investment in your child.
But there’s more to dental care than repairing damage.
We want to see children before their teeth are damaged.
Children need to learn about preventive care.
Bring your kids at half-term to SpaDental Whitchurch and we’ll get them on the right track to having great teeth and a healthy mouth.
Preventive care preserves teeth.
With the help of your dentist, it’s easier to encourage children to look after their teeth. Your dental team will encourage them to pay attention to what they eat and when. We’ll show them how to brush, when to floss and make sure they know about oral hygiene. In a routine examination your child’s dentist will also keep an eye out for any concerns and plan appropriate treatment with you.
If you’re looking for something to do with the kids at half-term, make an appointment to see us.
- Why don’t you book a dental appointment for your child today?
We’re encouraging kids at half term to visit the dentist!