A Lifetime of Smiles Starts with a Good Foundation
Healthy smiles play a vital role in your child’s development from early childhood through their teenage years and beyond. But we understand how hectic family life can be, with work, school, and everything in between—it can feel overwhelming at times.
We aim to make your family’s dental visits as smooth and stress-free as possible, offering flexible hours and grouped appointments to fit your schedule.
As your child grows, they’ll reach many dental milestones, from their first check-up to losing baby teeth, getting adult teeth, and eventually coming to the dentist on their own to maintain their oral health. We’re excited to be a part of each step in their journey to a lifetime of healthy smiles.
Our Children’s Dentistry services
Child’s First Appointment
A child’s first trip to the dentist sets the stage for a lifetime of healthy smiles and strong oral hygiene habits.
Fluoride Treatment
Strengthen enamel with fluoride and shield molars from cavities with dental sealants for long-lasting protection and healthier teeth.
Pediatric Treatment & Education
We provide comprehensive dental care for children, from infancy through their teenage years, tailored to meet the needs of both kids and their parents or guardians.
Teeth Cleaning for Kids
Regular teeth cleaning for kids is essential for monitoring their oral health as they grow. Routine check-ups not only track their dental development but also help prevent cavities and other future issues, setting the foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles.
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to schedule an initial consultation & exam.
Your consultation will include an examination of everything from your teeth, gums and soft tissues to the shape and condition of your bite. Generally, we want to see how your whole mouth looks and functions. Before we plan your treatment we want to know everything about the health and aesthetic of your smile, and, most importantly, what you want to achieve so we can help you get there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your child’s first teeth usually come in around 6 months. It’s recommended that they visit the dentist by age 1 or within 6 months of their first tooth. If you notice any signs of discomfort or suspect something might be wrong, book an appointment right away. It’s never too late for their first dental check-up.
Baby teeth are crucial, even though they eventually fall out. They hold space for permanent teeth and help shape your child’s face, smile, and self-confidence. Good oral health in early years prevents pain that could impact their eating habits and overall development. Ignoring dental issues like mild pain can have lasting effects on how your child chews, what foods they eat, and their overall health.
The length of the appointment depends on your child’s needs and how comfortable they are during the visit. On average, an appointment lasts about one hour.
Your child, just like you, should see the dentist every six months for a checkup and cleaning unless otherwise recommended. If your child is experiencing any pain, avoiding certain foods, or showing signs of discomfort, schedule an appointment sooner.
Cavities are small holes in teeth that grow over time, often without causing immediate pain. They’re caused by bacteria, dental plaque, and worsened by sugary or acidic foods and drinks. Cavities, even in baby teeth, need to be treated early to prevent more serious issues or infection.
Your oral health isn’t just about your teeth—it involves your entire mouth, including gums, tongue, and jaw. Sore, swollen, or bleeding gums can be early signs of more serious problems. Keeping your gums healthy is essential for maintaining your overall oral health.
We understand how busy family life can be! We’re happy to schedule multiple appointments for the whole family, side-by-side. Just give us a call, and we’ll make it work for you.
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