Creating Smiles for the Next Generation.

Dr. John and Dr. Zach Bozic specialize in the oral health of infants, children, adolescents, and those with special health care needs.
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A THOUSAND SMILES FOR RUDY!

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Dentist in Indianapolis, IN

PARENTS ARE WELCOME!

There is no one more familiar to YOUR child than YOU. Your presence with them through this is paramount in helping them feel at ease. Our open concept offices were designed with this in mind and we welcome you to accompany them every step of the way. 😊

Services

From infants to adolescents, we go the extra mile to ensure that your child feels comfortable and actually enjoys their visit with us. Whether for a routine check-up or more in-depth procedure, our team works with you and your child to help make the dental experience both effective and pleasant.
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Dr. John and Dr. Zach talk about how much they have enjoyed learning from each other, as they look for ways to improve on their practice together!

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Orthodontics

There is no “late” time to start your orthodontic treatment but there is an optimal time. To get the best results at the lowest cost, orthodontic treatment should start as soon as problems become evident—by the age of seven at the latest—according to the American Association of Orthodontists. While treatment is not always a necessity at this age, Dr. John and Dr. Zach can assess the situation and recommend an appropriate time to visit the orthodontist for a consultation. We have built relationships with many orthodontic specialists, including Dr. Brett Finkelmeier, who works out of our Indianapolis office.
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FAQs

First visit by your child's first birthday. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a child be seen for their first exam by age one to prevent dental problems.

Pediatric dentists have two or three years of advanced training following dental school. They have additional certifications for managing infants, children, adolescents, and those with special health needs.

YES! Primary or "baby" teeth are extremely important. Not only do they aid in chewing and help children speak more clearly, but they also lay the foundation for permanent teeth to erupt correctly.

We typically recommend your child visit our office every 6 months for a dental check up. However, some children may need to be seen more frequently based on their personal oral health.