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Editorial & medical review policy

The articles, answers, and blog posts on this site are meant to help parents make confident decisions about their children's dental care. Here is how that content is created, reviewed by a licensed clinician on our team, and kept accurate over time.

Who writes our content

Our content is created by the Say Cheez clinical team and supporting writers, grounded in the day-to-day experience of caring for children in our Paramus practice. Dr. Navreet Sidhu, our board-certified pediatric dentist and founder, is the clinical authority behind the pediatric content; orthodontic topics draw on our board-certified orthodontist.

Where a topic calls for it, we draw on established sources — professional guidance from bodies such as the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association, and peer-reviewed literature — rather than opinion alone. We aim to explain, in plain language, what is well established and where reasonable clinicians may differ.

How our content is medically reviewed

Before it is published, healthcare content on this site is reviewed by a licensed clinician on our team — our pediatric dentist for pediatric topics, and our orthodontist for orthodontic topics. Articles and posts carry a "medically reviewed" credit and a review date so you can see who stands behind the information and when it was last checked.

We reference the reviewing clinician by their role on our team, so the credit stays accurate even if a team member changes.

Accuracy, sources, and AI assistance

We may use AI tools to help draft or organize content, but nothing is published on that basis alone: every healthcare article is reviewed and approved by a licensed clinician on our team before it goes live. The clinician is responsible for the medical accuracy of what you read.

Our content is educational and is not a substitute for an in-person examination or personal advice. For guidance about your own child, please call us at (201) 345-3637 or book a visit — every child is different, and some questions can only be answered by seeing them.

Keeping content current

Dentistry evolves, and so does our content. We recheck articles when guidance changes or when we spot something that could be clearer, and we update the review date when a meaningful revision is made. If you believe something on this site is out of date, incomplete, or incorrect, we want to know.

Corrections

If you find an error or something that reads unclearly, email info@saycheezdental.com or call (201) 345-3637 and tell us the page and the concern. We review every report from a licensed-clinician standpoint and correct genuine errors promptly.

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