Information About Pediatric Dentist Services

Dental exams are performed to maintain your child's oral health as well as develop healthy dental habits and should be scheduled yearly after age one.

Twice-yearly dental cleanings are an important aspect of maintaining healthy smiles and developing a good oral health routine in children.

Dental sealants can help protect the hard-to-reach areas of the teeth, like grooves in the back molars, from plaque and tartar buildup and cavities.

Fluoride is a mineral that dentists use on children as it has properties that can ward off cavities, decay, and help keep teeth strong and healthy.

Guard your child's mouth against high-impact sports and unknowing nightly teeth grinding with a comfortable, effective, and custom-fit mouth guard.

Cavity detection is performed with a handheld device using laser technology that lights up and records cavity discovery for faster identification.

Tooth-colored fillings adhere to and fill in teeth better than past metal fillings and can be created to match the color of your child's teeth.

When a dental emergency occurs, our pediatric dentists offer quick, compassionate care to relieve any tooth pain and preserve your child's smile.

Oral trauma is likely to happen in kids and can impact the teeth, tongue, gums, lips, and jaws and should be addressed quickly and effectively.

Nerve treatments, known as pulpotomies, may be necessary if a child has a cavity that has grown large and is at the nerve of the tooth.

Dental crowns may be necessary to cover a child's tooth that has been damaged or decayed to a state of weakness so the tooth can function properly.

Many fear the dentist and this may cause difficulty getting a child to relax; however, sedation dentistry allows us to relax and safely treat kids.

ICON white spot treatment is a great way to eliminate white spots from the teeth after braces have been removed for an even color and a better smile.

Every effort is made to save a tooth; however, sometimes a tooth is too decayed or damaged to save and must be extracted for the health of the mouth.

Soft tissue tooth exposure is the process of guiding an impacted tooth out of the gums and into its proper place in the mouth for a healthy smile.

A frenectomy may be needed to remove connective tissue between the upper lip and gum or lower lip and tongue so your child can eat and speak better.

Dental malocclusion is commonly known as an underbite, overbite, or crossbite but can be treated with a retainer, braces, or other orthodontics.

Customizable metal braces or subtle clear, ceramic braces are a great way to transform your child's teeth if they have crooked teeth or bite issues.

Invisalign clear aligners are a subtle and comfortable way to shift teeth to correct a crooked appearance or irregular bite for a beautiful smile.

Dental appliances, like habit appliances, expanders, and retainers, may be necessary to help your child have a healthy mouth and beautiful smile.