Preventive Dental Care
Prevention is the foundation of a healthy smile. We focus on stopping dental problems before they start.
- Infant oral health exams
- Routine dental exams and cleanings
- Fluoride treatments
- Dental sealants
- Digital X-rays with low radiation
- Oral hygiene instruction
- Nutritional counseling for cavity prevention
- Caries (cavity) risk assessments
Restorative Dentistry
When dental treatment is needed, we use child-friendly techniques and materials designed for growing smiles.
- Tooth-colored fillings
- Pediatric crowns (stainless steel and white crowns)
- Pulp therapy (baby root canal)
- Space maintainers
- Repair of chipped or broken teeth
Growth & Development
We monitor your child’s oral development to ensure their smile is growing properly.
- Early orthodontic evaluations
- Monitoring tooth and jaw development
- Habit counseling (thumb sucking, pacifiers)
- Interceptive orthodontic treatment
- Orthodontic referrals when needed
Sedation & Comfort Options
We offer multiple comfort solutions to help children feel relaxed and confident during dental visits.
- Nitrous oxide (laughing gas)
- Oral conscious sedation
- General anesthesia
- Advanced behavior guidance techniques
- Gentle care for children with dental anxiety
Emergency Dental Care
Dental emergencies can happen—when they do, we’re here to help.
- Toothaches and dental pain
- Chipped, cracked, or knocked-out teeth
- Dental infections or abscesses
- Same-day emergency appointments when available
Infant & Toddler Dentistry
Healthy smiles start early. We love caring for our youngest patients.
- First dental visit by age one
- Teething guidance
- Early cavity prevention
- Parent education and anticipatory guidance
Special Needs Dentistry
We proudly provide compassionate, individualized care for children with special healthcare needs.
- Sensory-friendly appointments
- Customized treatment plans
- Patient, supportive dental team
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