Youth Discount

Aug 8, 2025

When young people turn 18, many things change, including the fact that they now have to cover the cost of dental care themselves. At this age, it can be tempting to spend money on things that seem more fun than regular dental check-ups.

However, we know that maintaining good oral hygiene habits pays off, as preventive care and regular check-ups can help avoid unexpected and costly issues later on.

Why a discount for young people?
Our goal is to encourage young adults to continue caring for their dental health, even when insurance coverage and subsidies are no longer available. That's why we're offering everyone aged 18–25 a 10% discount on check-ups and treatments. This way, we're making it easier to come in regularly and maintain good dental health.

Why is regular check-up so important?
Regular dental check-ups allow us to detect problems at an early stage, before they become serious and expensive to treat. A small dental procedure today can prevent major pain and high costs tomorrow.

We look forward to welcoming you
Whether you're coming in for the first time after turning 18 or you already have regular check-ups, our aim is to ensure you keep your smile strong and healthy well into adulthood.

News, tips, and knowledge

Would you like to learn more about dental care or oral health in general? Here you will find a mix of patient stories, informative articles, and useful information. Enjoy your reading!

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What toothpaste should I use?

Toothpastes are not all the same, and choosing the right one can make a significant difference to your oral health. In this article, we look at the main ingredients found in toothpaste, the different types available, and what dentists recommend for sensitive teeth, healthy gums, and everyday oral care.

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Dental Health in Older Age

As we age, the body naturally changes and the mouth is no exception. Teeth, gums, oral tissues, and even taste gradually undergo noticeable changes over time.

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Bad Breath – Causes and Treatment

Bad breath is a common issue that affects nearly half of all adults. It can impact confidence and social interactions, but in most cases, it can be treated with the right care and guidance.

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