Children's dentistry
Children's dentistry
Gentle check-ups, prevention and treatment for babies, children and teens. Part of our NABH-accredited scope.
Who it's for
- A first visit by age one
- Children with cavities or toothache
- Thumb sucking or crooked teeth
- Nervous children
What to expect
- 01A relaxed, unhurried visit
- 02Check-up and cleaning
- 03Fluoride and sealants where useful
- 04Advice for parents on brushing and diet
Aftercare
- Supervise brushing until about age 8
- Limit sugary snacks between meals
Frequently asked
Do baby teeth really need fillings?
Yes. Baby teeth hold space for adult teeth, and untreated decay causes pain and infection.
When should my child first see an orthodontist?
Around age 7 for a quick check. Most children won't need treatment that early.
Price: a plan and estimate are given at consultation. Individual results vary; your dentist will explain the risks and alternatives before you decide.
Book your visit
Ready when you are.
Tell us what's bothering you. We'll call back within 24 hours to find a time that works.