As a parent, we know you would rather prevent a dental problem for your children than treat one. We offer several types of treatment designed to keep your children’s teeth and gums healthy and disease-free. We serve autistic and special needs children also.
Dental Cleanings
Great dental hygiene starts with routine cleanings for your child with a pediatric dentist. During appointments, we’ll show your child…
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A winter coat protects you from cold temperatures; a raincoat from a downpour. Dental sealants are like coats, protecting your…
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We use digital X-rays instead of photography film. Digital X-rays are more efficient and allow us to better see and…
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Is your child getting enough fluoride? We’ll let you know. Our pediatric dentist checks to see if your child needs…
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We recommend oral health exams twice a year, preferably during your child’s bi-annual teeth cleaning. Our pediatric dentist will examine…
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Kids need crowns, too. That’s why we offer dental crowns just for children. Here’s how it works. Dental crowns are…
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Your child brushes twice a day, but he still needs a filling. It happens. Even the most disciplined brushers sometimes…
More detailsDentistry with Nitrous Oxide
Nitrous oxide or “laughing gas” is a safe and effective treatment, even for children. It’s used to sedate and calm…
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Life is full of surprises including dental emergencies. Don’t panic—we’re here to help. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF MY CHILD…
More detailsPulpotomies/Root Canals on primary teeth
“Your child needs a root canal”—words no parent wants to hear. Breathe easy. We’re trained to perform root canals on…
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What do LeBron James and Derek Jeter have in common? They’re both pro athletes. They also both wear mouthguards. So…
More detailsTooth Extractions
For us, pulling a tooth is a last resort. But sometimes, it’s necessary. Here’s why. If a tooth is badly…
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