Pediatric Dentistry
For children, we provide pediatric care to support their growing smiles and set the foundation for dental health
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Tips for Making Your Child’s Dental Visit a Great Experience!
We know a child’s first dental visit is a big milestone, and we’re here to make it a positive, stress-free experience for your family
Schedule Early – We recommend bringing your child for a visit by 6 months of age or when their first tooth appears to set the foundation for lifelong healthy smiles!
Help Them Feel Comfortable – Talk about the visit using fun phrases like “tooth doctor” or “counting teeth.” Reading books or watching videos about the dentist can help them feel prepared.
Choose the Right Time – If your child is sick, it’s best to reschedule. Little ones have small airways, so if they’re sick, having their mouth examined can make breathing more difficult and the visit uncomfortable.
Be Present – A parent or legal guardian must be with them for the visit.
Bring Essentials – Have your child's medical history, medication details, and any dental concerns ready for the best care
Celebrate Their Bravery – A high-five or kind words after the visit make it memorable!
Build Healthy Habits – Brush, floss, and schedule regular checkups to keep their smile bright and strong.
Stay Positive – Your calm attitude helps your child feel confident.
We can’t wait to welcome your little one and be a part of their smile story. See you soon!
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Regular dental cleanings and exams are essential for maintaining optimal oral health, especially for growing smiles. As recommended by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), children should visit the dentist for routine check-ups every six months or as recommended by your pediatric dentist to prevent cavities, detect potential issues early, and ensure healthy teeth and gums. Our gentle and conservative approach ensures a positive experience, helping your child build a foundation for a lifetime of great oral health.
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Dental sealants are a preventive measure in protecting your child’s teeth from cavities. Sealants are thin, protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth, where cavities are most likely to form. By effectively sealing out food particles and bacteria, sealants significantly reduce the risk of decay, especially in children who are still developing their brushing skills. This simple, painless procedure can make a lasting difference in maintaining your child’s oral health and preventing costly dental treatments down the road.
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Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is a safe and effective treatment to arrest cavities. Ideal for children who are anxious or unable to tolerate traditional treatments, it quickly and painlessly halts cavity progression with an antimicrobial solution. While SDF causes a permanent dark discoloration of the treated cavity, it prevents further decay and eliminates the need for sedation, anesthesia, or fillings. Later, the darkened areas can often be replaced with a white filling for cosmetic restoration.
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Preserving baby teeth is vital for proper speech development, chewing function, and maintaining space for permanent teeth. Our pediatric restorative and extraction services focus on keeping your child’s smile healthy and happy. From fillings and crowns to extractions, we provide gentle, child-friendly treatments to address cavities, damage, or overcrowding, ensuring your child’s dental health is in good hands. Early, proactive treatment helps ensure your child’s healthy smile and proper development.
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ICON or white spot lesion removal is a minimally invasive treatment that addresses early-stage cavities and white spots without drilling. Using advanced resin technology, it halts decay and restores the natural appearance of your teeth, especially on front teeth, while preventing further damage. A pain-free, effective solution for preserving your smile!