My son's teacher told us about Vision Therapy because his reading did not match the rest of his skills. Right away, we noticed a difference. His eyes didn't get tired so easily and he wasn't losing his place so often. He also enjoyed reading as opposed to dreading to open a book. After ten sessions, he was up to par with his class and his new teacher saw him as no different than the rest of his class when it came to his reading. Thank you so much to all of you for helping our son.

Y. P.

The following parent education brochures address the most customary topics in pediatric oral health. Many describe pediatric dental services and procedures available to you and your child. The information provided should serve as a resource and not as a standard of medical care with regards to your child's oral health care. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry does not provide clinical diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Patients and their families should consult their local pediatric dentist concerning specific treatment questions and options. AAPD also does not provide dental referrals, make recommendations concerning the quality of services of any specific dentist, nor intervene or mediate in communications between patients and their individual dentist.

Calming the Anxious Child
Conscious Sedation
Dental Care for Special Child
Dental Care for Your Baby
Diet and Snacking
Early Orthodontic Care
Emergency Dental Care
Enamel Fluorosis
Enamel Microabrasion
Esthetic Dentistry
Fluoride
General Anesthesia
Managed Dental Care Programs
Mouth Protectors
Nitrous Oxide
Preventive Dentistry
Regular Dental Visits
Sealants
Space Maintenance
The Pediatric Dentist
Thumb, Finger and Pacifier Habits
To My Teenage Patient
Tooth-Colored Fillings
What is Malocclusion?
X-Ray Use and Safety

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