Updated Policy: Patient Graduating Age
- Dr. Kris
- May 26, 2023
- 1 min read
Dentistry for Kids’ patient graduation age is now 16. Currently in Northern New Mexico there is unprecedented need for younger children to receive dental care. Due to that need, we have decided to focus our energy and resources on those younger children because it is harder for them to receive care elsewhere.
When you or your child come for treatment at around age 16, we will work with you and provide the necessary information to your new provider. It has been our privilege to attend to your children’s dental needs over the years.
Please note that the graduation age does not apply if you are an active orthodontic patient.
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