Baby teeth, while not permanent, are very important. Here's why:

  • Healthy primary teeth enable children to chew food properly and help maintain good nutrition.

  • Primary teeth act as placeholders in the jaw for the development of the permanent teeth.They provide spacing and guide permanent teeth into the correct position.

  • They allow good pronunciation and speech habits.

 

 

 

 

 

About usBoth of our dentists are board certified specialists in pediatric dentistry.

Our Dentists

 

Dr. Richard Graham
Dr. Richard Graham grew up in Sherwood Park, Alberta. He completed both his BSc and DDS at the University of Alberta. After practicing in Fort McMurray, Richard moved to Boston, Massachusetts to attend the pediatric dentistry specialty program at Boston University. Upon completion of his residency training, Richard practiced pediatric dentistry in Calgary, Alberta prior to returning to Edmonton.

 

 

Dr. Maria Ray
Dr. Maria Ray grew up in North Carolina and earned a BA in Economics and Minor in Chemistry from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Then she completed her DMD from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in Boston, Massachusetts. Dr. Ray continued to pursue her education to specialize in pediatric dentistry at Boston University. After completing her specialty training she practiced pediatric dentistry in Calgary, Alberta until moving to Edmonton.

 

 

Our Staff

 

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