Our children’s dentist offers a full range of services, so you will never have to worry about finding a new pediatric dentist again. Get the details on our various services.
Comfortable Kids’ Dental Care
Going to a pediatric dentist does not have to be frightening for kids. We take every possible step to make kids comfortable when receiving care. This includes TVs on the ceilings in each treatment room to distract children and sedation dentistry options. If your child has dental anxiety, ask about nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, and general anesthesia. This will help your child relax while receiving dental care.
Examinations and Assessments
Proper kids’ dental care begins with an examination and assessment. Our pediatric dentist will search for issues and make suggestions if there are any problems.
Cleanings and Fluoride Treatments
Clean teeth are healthy teeth. Our pediatric dentists in Avondale, Phoenix, and Tempe provide cleaning and fluoride treatments and help prevent cavities, so your child will have a healthy mouth throughout childhood and into adulthood.
Sealants
If your child’s teeth have deep grooves in them, it will be easy for food to get trapped that leads to decay. After an assessment, the pediatric dentist will let you know if sealants are necessary. Sealants go right over the top of the teeth, making it easier for kids to keep their teeth clean.
Restorative Care
We provide restorative care, including fillings and crowns, for our pediatric patients. Working with kids takes special care. Our pediatric dentist will ensure your child is comfortable and stress-free before beginning any treatment.
Extractions
When a tooth is badly decayed, damaged due to trauma, or having prevented permanent teeth from coming in, an extraction might be necessary. Our children’s dentists in Avondale, Phoenix, and Tempe can perform extractions in the office.
Braces
At our Tempe and Avondale clinics, we provide both traditional metal braces and transparent aligners tailored for pediatric patients. While braces are typically initiated for children between the ages of 7 and 12, we recommend scheduling a consultation with our orthodontist for an evaluation.
