Chicago kiDDS Pediatric Dentistry
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Address 12001 South Harlem Avenue, Palos Heights, Illinois, USA 60463

Phone(708) 448-6700

Email ID contact@chicagokidds.com

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  • Sunday: Closed
  • Monday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Thursday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Friday: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • Saturday: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM

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Visit the Best Pediatric Dentist in Oak Lawn at Chicago kiDDS Pediatric Dentistry

At Chicago kiDDS Pediatric Dentistry, when our experienced pediatrician suggests that your child should receive a dental exam, you can be assured that our pediatric dentist in Oak Lawn will provide the best possible care for your children. For more information, visit our website today.

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  • LGBTQ Friendly

Questions and Answers

Q: (Traduit par Google) Quand les dents de votre enfant vont-elles éclater ? (Original) When will your child's teeth erupt?

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(Traduit par Google) La première dent de lait apparaît généralement chez les enfants vers l’âge de six mois, ou avant leur premier anniversaire. Habituellement, les vingt dents de lait apparaissent à l’âge de trois ans, mais il existe des exceptions. Les dents permanentes commencent à apparaître vers l’âge de six ans, dans la plupart des cas. Les dents de sagesse ne commencent généralement à pousser qu’à la fin de l’adolescence. (Original) The first baby tooth typically erupts in children around six months of age, or before their first birthday. Usually, all twenty primary teeth emerge by age three, however, there are exceptions. Permanent teeth start to emerge around age six, in most cases. Wisdom teeth usually do not start to erupt until the late teenage years.

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    John Searchman (EM Search Consulting)
  • 1 year ago

Q: Is thumb sucking a danger to your child?

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If your child is still sucking their thumb by the time that their front adult teeth begin to emerge, it is time to try and rid them of the habit. Thumb sucking, pacifiers, and bottles can lead to serious consequences for children’s teeth after a certain age, and especially when they fall asleep with them.

  • 1 year ago

Q: (Traduit par Google) Qu’est-ce qu’une urgence dentaire ? (Original) What constitutes as a dental emergency?

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(Traduit par Google) De nombreuses situations peuvent relever de la définition d’une urgence dentaire. Quelques exemples incluent une dent cassée, ébréchée ou fissurée, une morsure ou une coupure à la langue, à la joue ou aux lèvres, un mal de dents, une mâchoire blessée et un traumatisme crânien. Si une dent permanente a été cassée, essayez de retrouver la dent et de la manipuler uniquement par la couronne. Ensuite, rincez-le à l'eau claire, remettez-le dans l'alvéole dentaire et contactez votre dentiste. Si vous ne parvenez pas à remettre la dent dans l’alvéole, placez-la dans une tasse remplie de lait ou de salive de l’enfant et contactez votre dentiste. En cas de blessure à la mâchoire ou à la tête, emmenez immédiatement votre enfant aux urgences. Dent de lait frappée : contactez votre dentiste pédiatrique pendant les heures de bureau. Il ne s’agit généralement pas d’une urgence et, dans la plupart des cas, aucun traitement n’est nécessaire. (Original) Many situations can fall under the definition of a dental emergency. Some examples include a tooth being knocked out, chipped or cracked, a bite wound or cut to the tongue, cheek, or lips, toothache, injured jaw, and head injury. If a permanent tooth has been knocked out, try to find the tooth and handle it only by the crown. Then, rinse it with clear water, and place it back into the tooth socket and contact your dentist. If you cannot place the tooth back into the socket, place it in a cup filled with milk or the child’s saliva and contact your dentist. In cases of jaw and head injury, take your child to the emergency room immediately. Knocked Out Baby Tooth: Contact your pediatric dentist during business hours. This is not usually an emergency, and in most cases, no treatment is necessary.

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  • 1 year ago

Q: (Traduit par Google) Comment aider votre enfant à prévenir les caries ? (Original) How to help your child prevent cavities?

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(Traduit par Google) Assurez-vous que votre enfant se brosse les dents deux fois par jour et aidez-le à utiliser la soie dentaire. Pour les nourrissons, nettoyez délicatement les dents émergentes et les gencives avec un chiffon humide. Diminuez la consommation de sucre et ne laissez pas votre enfant se coucher avec un biberon ou un gobelet à moins qu'il ne soit rempli d'eau claire. Enfin, visitez régulièrement votre dentiste pédiatrique. (Original) Make sure your child brushes their teeth twice a day, and help them floss. For infants, gently clean emerging teeth and gum tissue with a damp cloth. Decrease sugar intake, and do not allow your child to go to bed with a bottle or sippy cup unless it is filled with clear water. Finally, visit your pediatric dentist regularly.

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  • 1 year ago

Q: (Traduit par Google) Pourquoi les dents primaires sont-elles importantes ? (Original) Why are the primary teeth important?

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(Traduit par Google) Les dents primaires, également appelées dents de lait, sont essentielles au développement des dents permanentes d’un enfant et à ses habitudes bucco-dentaires. Si les dents primaires sont négligées, des problèmes tels que des caries et une inflammation des gencives peuvent affecter les dents permanentes. Les dents primaires aident les enfants à manger, à parler, à développer la mâchoire et permettent aux dents permanentes de glisser éventuellement dans les emplacements appropriés. (Original) Primary teeth, also known as baby teeth, are vital to the development of a child’s permanent teeth and their oral habits. If primary teeth are neglected, issues such as cavities and inflamed gum tissue can affect the permanent teeth. Primary teeth aid children in eating, speaking, jaw development, and allow permanent teeth to eventually slide into the proper placements.

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  • 1 year ago

Q: (Traduit par Google) Prenez-vous la croix bleue sous Medicaid ? (Original) Do u take blue cross under medicaid?

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(Traduit par Google) Bonjour, je ne sais pas jusqu'où êtes-vous prêt à aller. Mais le 26th Street Dental Center le prend, ainsi que pour les adultes. (Original) Hello, I don't know how are far you willing to. But 26th Street Dental Center do take it and for adults also.

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    Julia Sandoval
  • 4 years ago
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(Traduit par Google) Ils ne prennent pas Medicaid (Original) They don't take Medicaid

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  • 5 years ago

Q: (Traduit par Google) Quelle est l’importance des soins dentaires pendant la grossesse ? (Original) How important is dental care during pregnancy?

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(Traduit par Google) Des recherches ont montré que les maladies parodontales chez les femmes enceintes peuvent avoir un impact négatif sur le poids de naissance de l’enfant et augmenter les risques d’accouchement prématuré. En outre, les femmes atteintes de caries peuvent transmettre des bactéries causant des caries à leurs enfants à naître. Il est important de consulter régulièrement le dentiste pendant la grossesse et de maintenir de bonnes pratiques d’hygiène bucco-dentaire. (Original) Research has shown that periodontal disease in pregnant women can negatively impact a child’s birth weight, and increase the chances for premature birth. Also, women with cavities can transfer cavity causing bacteria to their unborn children. It is important to visit the dentist regularly while you are pregnant and maintain good oral hygiene practices.

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  • Howard Kim

    May 25, 2024

    Simply the best! All three of my children have been going to Chicago kiDDS Pediatric Dentistry for years. Dr. Neal and his staff have taken great care of my kids with the upmost expertise, professionalism, and care. From cleanings to more complex situations, they have been so helpful. My kids were always very anxious when going to other offices but Chicago kiDDS employs an atmosphere of calm that comforts my kids. Dr. Neal and his staff are very transparent and communicates clearly as to what the diagnosis is and what needs to be done. Definitely the only pediatric dental practice we will ever go to.

  • Cristal Gonzalez

    April 17, 2024

    It was our 3 year old daughter first time at the dentist and we can say they exceeded our expectations. The dental hygienist was so patient with my daughter and so nice I absolutely loved her patient care . The dentist was very informative and kind . The place was clean and the bathroom was clean as well I loved that they had a little toilet for the toddlers! Thank you so much for a great first visit and making my daughter feel welcome and loved !

  • samantha tisza

    April 10, 2024

    Just the absolute best! This was where I went as a kid, and now I’m taking my toddler here. She just had her very first visit, and everyone was so kind and made her feel so comfortable. Thank you!

  • Lauren Walker

    March 12, 2024

    My children had an awesome experience here! A Very clean and welcoming environment! Dr. Neal was great!

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