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Why are baby teeth important?
Primary teeth, also called baby teeth, are important to your child’s future dental health.
June 14, 2018
Primary teeth, also called baby teeth, are important to your child’s future dental health.
We had a super fun visit by the 1st graders from St. Johns Country Day School!
Dr. Kailes, Dr. Allison, Bailey and Destinee had a blast volunteering for Give Kids A Smile this past weekend!
We’d love for you to join us for our annual Halloween block party!
The doctors, staff, friends and family came together on August 12 for the ribbon cutting for our new office.
We had a great time at the Village Square Shopping Center 2017 Memorial Day parade.
We understand that visiting the dentist it can be a scary experience for a child. Our goal is to make every patient feel comfortable in
Construction is almost complete on our new, bigger, better office. We aren’t moving far, just around the corner to 2013 Town Center Blvd.
It’s completely normal for babies and young children to suck their thumb, fingers or pacifier. Sucking is a natural reflex that provides security and contentment
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© 2021, Dr. Beth Kailes. All rights reserved.
Growing Healthy Smiles Pediatric Dentistry
Office 904-215-7800 • Fax: 904-215-7887
2013 Town Center Blvd.
Fleming Island, FL 32003
Serving the Northeast Florida area including Fleming Island, Orange Park (32065, 32073), Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, Clay County, Jacksonville, Oakleaf and Ortega
Medical Web Design by Motionbuzz