“Absolutely Amazing experience!”
Absolutely amazing experience! My youngest has some special needs and was terrified. They allowed him to hold a mirror and "assist," with big brother's exam. They calmed his fears and for the first time in six years had his own exam without tears!
Their first dental appointment
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that children see a dentist by their first birthday to ensure all is progressing well.
By visiting before a child’s turns one, we can treat early dental disease and observe the jaws for proper growth and development. Plus, an early visit helps familiarize kids with the dentist so they feel at ease here.
During the first visit, we’ll address issues like:
Healthy airway growth and development for proper eating, breathing, and sleeping.
The health impact of pacifiers, finger sucking, sippy cups, snacking, and the shape and size of the maxillary arch.
Foods that promote good chewing habits.
Jaw development, facial growth, tongue placement, and other issues that can lead to behavioral and health concerns.
Interceptive orthopedic and orthodontic treatments available in conjunction with myofunctional therapists and ENTs.
Pediatric Dental care
Healthy Smile Habits (Preventative Dentistry)
As your child grows, we focus on prevention and education to ensure their smile remains healthy. Our goal is to help children learn and develop consistent oral hygiene habits.
Chckups & CLeanings
During their regular six-month appointment, your child will experience a gentle and thorough cleaning to help prevent cavities and promote overall oral health.
Learn moreminimaly-invasive pediatric dentistry
Gentle, minimally invasive pediatric dentistry with less drilling, shorter appointments, better outcomes for your child's dental care.
Learn moreTooth Colored Fillings
When necessary, we use composite fillings with a tooth-colored resin to fill in cavities. As a result, fillings blend in naturally.
Learn moreDental Sealants
A plastic coating can be professionally applied to prevent cavities by sealing the chewing surfaces. Dental sealants are easy to apply and provide years of protection.
Learn moreDental Emergencies
If you are unsure if the pain your child is experiencing requires immediate attention, please call us.
Learn moreSilver Diamine Fluoride
FDA approved and recommended by the World Health Organization, we use silver diamine fluoride to aid in the management and prevention of oral health issues.
Tooth Extractions
When a tooth has decay, disease, trauma, or may impede normal oral development, we remove the tooth.
pulp & nerve teatment
Focusing on saving and restoring infected or damaged baby teeth, we aim to maintain healthy development and prevent pain or future dental issues.
Learn morepediatric sedation
Safe, gentle care for children with dental anxiety or special needs while prioritizing comfort, relaxation, and healthy breathing during treatment.
Learn moreairway focused dentistry
Airway-focused pediatric dentistry emphasizes proper breathing, jaw development, and oral habits to support a child’s overall health, growth, and sleep quality.
Learn morepreventive pediatric dentistry
Build healthy smiles from the start with gentle cleanings, fluoride, and sealants that keep kids’ teeth strong for life.
Learn moreEarly Interceptive Orthodontic Treatment
Early interceptive orthodontic treatment helps maximize the opportunity to accomplish the ideal healthy, functional and aesthetic result that will remain stable throughout your life.
Phase One
The goal of phase one treatment is to help the jaw develop in a way that will accommodate all of the permanent teeth and improve the way the upper and lower jaws fit together.
phase two
The goal of the second phase is to make sure each tooth has an exact location in the mouth where it is in harmony with the lips, cheeks, tongue, and other teeth. When this equilibrium is established, the teeth will function together properly. Phase two usually involves full upper and lower braces.
Phase three
In this resting phase, the remaining permanent teeth are left alone as they erupt.
The goal of the second phase is to make sure each tooth has an exact location in the mouth where it is in harmony with the lips, cheeks, tongue, and other teeth. When this equilibrium is established, the teeth will function together properly. Phase two usually involves full upper and lower braces.
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Call (740) 587-7000 or request an appointment online to set up your first visit. We’ll be in touch soon.
