At Triad Pediatric Dentistry we will always have your best interest in mind by prioritizing your kids' oral and overall health. It is of utmost importance that your kids' teeth are in tip-top condition and we will ensure this is accomplished as well as maintained in the safest manner possible.

We are continuing to follow the guidelines set by American Dental Association in order to help flatten the curve and do our best to care well for your kids as well.

We wish you the best of health and safety!

Sincerely,
Team @ Triad Pediatric Dentistry
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Dental Cleaning for Kids

kids after the dental procedure from Sona J. Isharani, DDS in greensboro nc

Preventive dental care at our Greensboro practice is intended to help children develop and maintain excellent oral health for life. Good habits, established early, are the key to avoiding painful and costly oral disease.

Preparing for a lifetime of smiles

Childhood oral health is a team effort, including your family and our pediatric dental team. As a child grows, he or she begins to take responsibility for good habits, and eventually for coordination of dental care. However, for the first few years you are the primary protector of your child’s oral health.

How can you keep that little smile healthy and pain-free?

  • Oral hygiene should begin at birth. Clean your baby’s gums gently with a soft, damp cloth.
  • As soon as you see a tooth emerge, it’s time to schedule the first dental appointment. It is also time to start brushing. Choose a toothbrush designed for infants, with soft bristles and a small head.
  • Avoid giving your baby a bottle with sugary liquids, including milk or juice, at nap/bedtime. This practice is a leading cause of infant cavities, hence the common term “baby bottle decay.”
  • When your child has teeth that are touching, it is time to introduce flossing to the routine.
  • You can begin by using fluoride free toothpaste until your child is old enough to effectively spit out. Just a small amount, similar to a grain of rice, is sufficient unless your dentist has recommended otherwise. Most children are able to spit effectively by age four
  • Once he or she is old enough to begin brushing, be sure to choose a soft bristle toothbrush with a handle that is easy for small hands to grip.
  • An adult should oversee oral hygiene until third or fourth grade, or whenever you dentist suggests the child is effectively brushing and flossing.

Dr. Sona J. Isharani, DDS, believes that prevention is the best medicine. That is why we encourage parents to schedule regular oral health exams for their children. If your little one hasn’t seen a dentist recently, call us at (336) 804-8668 for an appointment.



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Sona J. Isharani, DDS

Sona J. Isharani, DDS

Board-certified Pediatric Dentist Dr. Sona Isharani completed her undergraduate and graduate studies and received her dental degree from University of North Carolina, her certificate in Pediatric Dentistry from University of Maryland, and a Fellowship at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. She specializes in early infant oral dental care, exams, and prevention. She’s trusted by children and their parents.

Dr. Isharani is assisted by a team of professionals including a dental anesthesiologist, who keep the children of Greensboro, NC smiling.