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Children's Center for Dentistry
GREGORY DIETZ DMD
Effective June 1st , 2024
Our office will NO longer be contracted with CIGNA DENTAL.  However we will continue to accept and submit to Cigna insurance as an out-of-network provider.

Effective January 1st, 2024

Our office is NO longer participating in the state Medicaid program, nor contracted with any of their Managed Care Organizations.
 
Thank you for your cooperation!
-Children’s Center for Dentistry team



DENTAL SCHOOL FORMS are need for Kindergarten, 2nd, 6th, and 9th Grades.   
Don't forget to remind our staff if your child needs one for the upcoming school year!
 

Why are primary (baby) teeth important?

Although your child will lose these first teeth, they do serve an important function while they are present. Baby teeth help your child learn how to chew, assist when learning correct speech and diction, hold space in the mouth for adult teeth, and give your child a beautiful, precious smile. 

If your child loses one of their baby teeth too early, this is a dental emergency. Problems could occur with the teeth that are developing beneath the gumline or with the current teeth. If your child's baby teeth become damaged or are lost too soon, call the Children's Center for Dentistry at 309-827-KIDS(5437) to schedule a same-day emergency appointment.

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