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Every treatment explained before it happens — including when the honest answer is that nothing needs doing yet.

A calm treatment room with one teal dental chair by a large window (concept image)

What we offer

Prevention

Infant & Toddler Visits

First visit by age one, in your lap, knee-to-knee. Teething, bottle and nighttime feeding, thumbs and pacifiers, and the habits that decide the next ten years.

Exams & Cleanings

A gentle cleaning, digital x-rays when appropriate, a full look at how the teeth and bite are developing, and a plain-English explanation of what we found.

Sealants & Fluoride

Two quick treatments with strong evidence behind them for preventing cavities in children.

Silver Diamine Fluoride

A drop of liquid that stops small cavities in their tracks — no drilling, no numbing. Often the gentlest option for very young children while we watch and wait.

Treatment

Fillings & Crowns

Tooth-colored fillings, and both white and stainless-steel crowns for back teeth. We will always tell you which cavities need treating now and which can safely be watched.

Extractions & Space Maintainers

When a baby tooth has to come out, a space maintainer holds the gap. Without one, the neighboring teeth drift in and the adult tooth has nowhere to come through.

Tongue & Lip-Tie

Evaluation and treatment for infants struggling to latch or feed.

Nerve Treatment

When decay reaches the nerve of a baby tooth, gentle pulp therapy can save the tooth instead of pulling it — keeping the space held naturally until the adult tooth is ready.

Specialist Care

Sedation Options

Sedation can help improve the dental experience for many children with anxiety or extensive treatment needs.

Special Healthcare Needs

Sensory-adapted appointments for children with autism, ADHD or medical complexity — quiet rooms and longer slots. How we do it →

Dental Emergencies

Knocked-out teeth, chips, swelling and pain. With a knocked-out adult tooth, minutes matter — call us first, we will talk you through it on the phone.

Every age, every stage

Ages 0–2

First Tooth, First Visit

Knee-to-knee exams with your baby in your lap. Teething, feeding, tongue and lip-tie, and the habits that shape everything after.

Ages 3–5

Building Brave

The years that decide whether your child grows up comfortable at the dentist. We go at their pace, and nothing happens without explaining it first.

Ages 6–11

Grown-Up Teeth Arrive

Sealants, space maintainers, sports guards, and the first honest look at how the bite and jaw are developing.

Ages 12–18

Handing It Over

Teenagers who own their own oral health. Straight talk about whitening, wisdom teeth, sports, and everything they’ve been reading online.

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Knocked-out tooth? Call now.

If it’s an adult tooth, minutes matter. Pick it up by the crown — never the root — rinse it gently in milk, and call us on the way. Don’t reimplant a baby tooth.

Call (850) 931-8750