We are excited to announce that we have a new dentist in our Palm Desert office - Dr. Charles Taylor. Dr. Taylor has over four decades of experience in all phases of dentistry with a special interest in cosmetic makeovers. After graduating from the University of Detroit School of Dentistry in 1974, Dr. Taylor owned Total Care Dental Center in Michigan where he practiced for 37 years. He successfully sold his practice and relocated to La Quinta to be closer to his children and grandchildren.
Blending knowledge with cutting-edge technology, Dr. Taylor regularly attends continuing education courses, keeping him at the forefront of the industry. His soft touch and gentle demeanor make patients very comfortable during treatment. A dentist who truly enjoys working with people, Dr. Taylor makes sure clients understand the treatment options available to them. He looks forward to meeting all the patients at Parc Center Dental.
Providing you and your family with quality dental care remains our top priority and we are very careful and thorough in our selection process for your long-term dentist. We know Dr. Taylor is the dentist to provide you with that care. Please join us in welcoming him to our practice.
That may sound young, but its never too early to start thinking about your childs oral health. More than 40% of kindergarten-age children suffer from tooth decay. Its even more common than asthma or hay fever. In fact, despite being largely preventable, tooth decay is one of the most widespread chronic childhood diseases in America, and is the number 1 cause for missed time from school. Healthy primary teeth or baby teeth is vital for proper chewing and establishing proper alignment of the adult teeth coming in correctly. Early loss of primary/baby teeth due to decay and infection will compromise your child's bite, alignment, and formation of their adult teeth.
Not sure how to care for your childs teeth? Stop by our office and ask. Were happy to help guide you on the day-to-day care for their age. Introducing them to proper oral health early will help them form good habits, get them accustomed to daily oral care and regular dental visits, and give them a healthier smile that will last a lifetime.