Our team put children first in everything we do, and at the highest standards of ethics and patient safety. u202fWhen you visit our practice you can rest assured that you will be welcomed into a modern and child friendly environment using the latest and greatest in pediatric dentistry. You will find a service-oriented practice that caters to your child’s individual needs. At Castle Hills Pediatric Dentistry, we hold ourselves to high and rigorous standards in the care of pediatric patients. u200b
A pediatric dentist has two to three years specialty training following dental school and limits his/her practice to treating children only. Pediatric dentists are primary and specialty oral care providers for infants and children through adolescence, including those with special health needs. Dr Abraham has 2 years of additional rigorous training in meeting dental needs of infants through adolescence. She also has another 1 year exclusive training in the management of patients with developmental and intellectual disabilities
Not all pediatric dentists are certified byAmerican Board of Pediatric Dentistry (ABPD). The ABPD board certification indicates that a pediatric dentist has successfully completed accredited training and a voluntary 2-part examination process designed to continually validate the knowledge, skills, and experience requisite to the delivery of quality patient care.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry ( AAPD) encourages parents and other care providers to help every child establish a dental home as early as six months of age and no later than 12 months of age. The early dental visit to establish a dental home provides a foundation upon which a lifetime of preventive education and oral health care can be built. The early establishment of a dental home has the potential to provide more effective and less costly dental care when compared to dental care provided in emergency care facilities or hospitals. Anticipatory guidance and counseling are essential components of the dental visit. Dr Abraham has 2 years of additional rigorous training in meeting dental needs of infants through adolescence. She also has another 1 year exclusive training in the management of patients with developmental and intellectual disabilities
She completed her fellowship in Special Care Dentistry from Rose F Kennedy Center, Bronx, NY which is an intensive clinical year in the management of medically complex and behaviorally difficult dental patients.
Dr. Abraham specialized in Pediatric and Adolescent Dentistry at Jacobi Medical Center, Bronx, NY. She received extensive training in providing pediatric dental care using different behavior management techniques, enteral sedation, IV sedation and general anesthesia. Dr Abraham published her research regarding dental care towards children with special needs in the journal Special Care Dentist in 2018. Recently her paper was recognized as one of the top downloaded papers in Wiley publications.
Ruth earned her dental assistant certification in 2007. Over the years her passion in the dental field was truly fulfilled when she started working in pediatric dentistry. She affirms patient's comfort and trust by showing a loving and caring attitude. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her family and taking long walks with her small poodle. Ruth cannot wait to meet your little ones and hope to make their dental visit a positive one!
Graduated from West Texas A&M University in May 2019 with a Bachelors of Science in Biology. She aspires to become a dental hygienist, but in the meantime she hopes to gain experience in the field that inspires her before furthering her education. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with family, trying new cuisines, and outdoor activities with her two dogs. Art is another passion she shares.
Claudia was born and raised in Carrollton, TX. She has been working in the dental field for 15 years. She enjoys getting to know patients and parents and making them feel welcomed. She has great customer service and ensures parents leave with all questions answered. Claudia is the mother of 2 boys and a girl. On the weekends her family goes exploring the hidden gems around the Dallas area.
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It is the use of a fluoride solution to remineralize your teeth in general. The process may involve the use of gel, varnish, foam, or rinse as well. Fluoride is an essential natural mineral that helps to protect your teeth. According to Dr Simi Abraham, it is widely used in the dental realm and has been in existence for decades. It is the best treatment if you have cavities or dental caries that are developing. The mineral will help prevent any more bacteria from growing in your dentition. The use of fluoride is anadjunct in the prevention of caries is safe and effective. Optimal fluoride exposurereducesthe risk for cavities and enhancesremineralization, strengthening affected tooth structures.Our practice offers fluoride treatment based on the individual needs of the patients.
The procedure comes with a terrific benefit, such as strengthening your enamel that gets weak over time. It fights off bacteria that cause plaques and cavities as well. With regular fluoride treatments, your child will be less likely to have cavities and decay.
We are new to the area and saw a recommendation for this office on a community app. All three of my children enjoyed the experience and I felt at ease. The office is clean, spacious, and following safe Covid-19 protocols. The staff and doctor were kind, informative, and great with all ages!
If your child has weak enamel, fluoride treatments will suit help to make it more robust. In addition to that, if you child has looming cavities, the process can help ward off the decay in the early stages. Your childs oral health will improve once Dr. Abraham completes the procedure. The procedure can be highly beneficial to children who may not have fully developed proper oral hygiene habits.
We begin by cleaning and drying your childs teeth. The fluoride is applied to the teeth by a small brush or q-tip. Your child will be instructed to avoid eating, drinking, or rinsing for about half an hour after their teeth at most bi-annual visits, or whenever they may be necessary otherwise. Fluoride works to strengthen and completely protect so teeth, so with treatment your child will have stronger and more resilient teeth that are less prone to tooth decay. This can prevent the need for eventual fillings, root canals, and even extractions thanks to the protection provided by the treatments.
