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Arctic Dental – Newsletter Winter 2020

We are excited to jump into the New Year with the start of a new decade.  Last year our office had a lot to celebrate in the community with your children.  We wish your family the best this year!

Happy New Year!
Dr. Jarod


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Does your child have a unique story about coming to our office?  We would love to feature your family.  Drop us a quick description of your experience. We can’t wait to hear from you!
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Do Toddlers Need Toothpaste? (And When)

Baby’s first tooth is one of the most cherished times in a child’s development. However, many parents do not brush their toddler’s teeth as soon as they should during these developmental years…
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My Child Won’t Brush Their Teeth!

Are you fighting with your toddler every time you try to brush their teeth? Tooth brushing is a critical habit to impart to your child, as their teeth are vulnerable to cavities from the moment they erupt. But if your…
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How to Teach a Kid  to Brush & Floss

When you’re a parent, you’re responsible for the health and wellness of your child. Early in a child’s life you’ll begin helping them by feeding them, bathing them, and of course, brushing their teeth and gums. Later on, teaching a…
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Dr. Jarod has received advanced training in behavior management, sedation, hospital dentistry, trauma, special health care needs, interceptive orthodontics, space maintenance, oral hygiene, and dietary counseling. His energetic personality allows him to relate to kids on an individual level. He understands the importance of children having a positive dental experience and strives to provide the best care tailored to each child’s needs. Dr. Jarod enjoys educating children and their families on the importance of oral health so they can establish good habits for a lifetime of smiles. His goal is to develop relationships with each of his patients to establish a dental home that is welcoming from infancy through adolescence.

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