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Care for growing teeth

General dentistry for children and their parents, under one roof. Your dentist explains each step before it starts.

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Checkups and cleanings

Regular visits keep small problems small. Your dentist decides how often your child needs a checkup and X-rays, and tells you why.

  • A gentle exam and cleaning

  • X-rays your dentist decides on

  • Fluoride and sealants when recommended

  • A talk about brushing at home

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First visits for the very young

A quick look at teeth and gums, with your toddler on your lap. We show the mirror and the chair first, and answer your questions about bottles, pacifiers and thumbs.

  • Lap exams

  • Tips for brushing small teeth

  • Questions about habits

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Fillings and crowns

When a tooth needs repair, your dentist shows you what they found and what each option involves. They explain how the tooth will be numbed and what happens if you wait.

  • A written plan and estimate

  • Numbing explained in advance

  • Pauses whenever your child needs one

  • After-care in a few plain lines

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Watching teeth grow

As baby teeth fall out and new ones come in, your dentist checks how they fit together. If an orthodontist should see your child, we say so and refer you.

  • Bite and spacing checks

  • A referral if an orthodontist should look

  • Mouthguards for sports

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Habits and home care

A good routine at home does more than any single visit. We show you and your child how to brush and floss, and what to do about thumb sucking and night-time bottles.

  • Brushing and flossing tips

  • Snacks and drinks that are kind to teeth

  • Help with thumb and pacifier habits

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Not sure what your child needs?

Request a first visit. Your dentist will look, explain, and put any plan in writing before anything starts.