Welcome to another segment in our PDAO Employee Spotlight series! This time, we’re introducing you to Whitney, a Registered Dental Hygienist who has been a member of our team since September 2010. One of the most inspiring aspects of her job is her work with special needs children and their
Recently, Dr. Jon, a pediatric dentist at our Fayetteville office, dove into an essential topic for parents: fluoride exposure and its introduction to children. With the goal of preventing cavities and promoting dental health, Dr. Jon provided detailed and practical guidelines for using fluoride toothpaste at different stages of a
This week, we sat down with Dr. Jason Landers to discuss a case study that demonstrates the transformative impact of early orthodontic intervention! The case begins with Ruby, a seven-year-old patient who visited the pediatric side of our clinic for a routine dental cleaning. However, during the visit, Dr. Will
This week, we sat down with Lizeth, a Registered Dental Assistant (RDA), who has been an invaluable part of the PDAO team since 2020. Lizeth’s journey at PDAO began at the front desk, managing check-ins and check-outs. However, her ambitions quickly transcended administrative duties. Ideally, Lizeth wanted more direct interaction
Today, Dr. Jon, a pediatric dentist at our Fayetteville office, will be delving into the topic of the Caries Risk Assessment. Dr. Jon breaks down the Caries Risk Assessment to better understand what it entails, its importance, and how it benefits patients! Breaking Down the Terminology To ensure a clear
With Mother’s Day right around the corner, Amy Morgan recently sat down with Andrea Malcolm, a PDAO mom and patient, who shared her personal journey with motherhood and orthodontics. Andrea provided insight into the unique challenges and triumphs of managing oral health care for both herself and her children within
Are you feeling a little nervous about your child’s first trip to the dentist? You’re not alone! Many parents worry about how their little ones will react. So this week we’re sharing some super helpful tips to help ease your child into their dental debut with a smile. 1. Start
Hello, parents! If you’ve ever worried about what to do when a dental emergency strikes your little one, you’re not alone. That’s why this week we’re sharing some extremely valuable information about what you need to know about handling dental emergencies for your kids. Recognizing a Dental Emergency Let’s start
Are you ready for another PDAO Team Talk? Today we’re thrilled to introduce you to another member of our PDAO family, Kirsten, who is an RDA (Registered Dental Assistant) at our Fayetteville location and has a background in child development. Kirsten shares the realities of dental anxiety and how her
Recently, Amy Morgan sat down with two special guests from the Children’s Safety Center of Washington County, Emily Rappe’ Fisher and Sydney Bright! They shared some incredible insights about the essential work the center does and all the events planned for April in support of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Welcome to another segment in our PDAO Employee Spotlight series! This time, we’re introducing you to Whitney, a Registered Dental Hygienist who has been a member of our team since September 2010. One of the most inspiring aspects of her job is her work with special needs children and their
Recently, Dr. Jon, a pediatric dentist at our Fayetteville office, dove into an essential topic for parents: fluoride exposure and its introduction to children. With the goal of preventing cavities and promoting dental health, Dr. Jon provided detailed and practical guidelines for using fluoride toothpaste at different stages of a
This week, we sat down with Dr. Jason Landers to discuss a case study that demonstrates the transformative impact of early orthodontic intervention! The case begins with Ruby, a seven-year-old patient who visited the pediatric side of our clinic for a routine dental cleaning. However, during the visit, Dr. Will
This week, we sat down with Lizeth, a Registered Dental Assistant (RDA), who has been an invaluable part of the PDAO team since 2020. Lizeth’s journey at PDAO began at the front desk, managing check-ins and check-outs. However, her ambitions quickly transcended administrative duties. Ideally, Lizeth wanted more direct interaction
Today, Dr. Jon, a pediatric dentist at our Fayetteville office, will be delving into the topic of the Caries Risk Assessment. Dr. Jon breaks down the Caries Risk Assessment to better understand what it entails, its importance, and how it benefits patients! Breaking Down the Terminology To ensure a clear
With Mother’s Day right around the corner, Amy Morgan recently sat down with Andrea Malcolm, a PDAO mom and patient, who shared her personal journey with motherhood and orthodontics. Andrea provided insight into the unique challenges and triumphs of managing oral health care for both herself and her children within
Are you feeling a little nervous about your child’s first trip to the dentist? You’re not alone! Many parents worry about how their little ones will react. So this week we’re sharing some super helpful tips to help ease your child into their dental debut with a smile. 1. Start
Hello, parents! If you’ve ever worried about what to do when a dental emergency strikes your little one, you’re not alone. That’s why this week we’re sharing some extremely valuable information about what you need to know about handling dental emergencies for your kids. Recognizing a Dental Emergency Let’s start
Are you ready for another PDAO Team Talk? Today we’re thrilled to introduce you to another member of our PDAO family, Kirsten, who is an RDA (Registered Dental Assistant) at our Fayetteville location and has a background in child development. Kirsten shares the realities of dental anxiety and how her
Recently, Amy Morgan sat down with two special guests from the Children’s Safety Center of Washington County, Emily Rappe’ Fisher and Sydney Bright! They shared some incredible insights about the essential work the center does and all the events planned for April in support of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
