• PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

    Parents should teach their children at an early age how to take care of their teeth and get them used to visiting the dentist on a regular basis. This will allow our staff to find any potential problems and take care of them early so that children and teens can develop a beautiful smile and have healthy teeth and gums as they grow into adulthood.

  • Should I prepare my child for their first visit?

    Many parents ask us this question. We suggest that you prepare your child like you would before their first hair-cut or trip to the shoe store. A trip to our office will not be the frightening experience you may remember or have heard of from other parents. If you are anxious about the trip, then the less you tell your child the better. Your child's reaction to his or her first visit to the dentist may surprise you. We encourage you to look through a couple of the many books about dentists as an easy way to prepare. Here are a few that we like:d preventative care?

  • Do children need preventative care?

    Early childhood and tooth decay no longer have to go hand in hand. At our office, we focus on all aspects of preventive oral care. We use the latest in sealant technology to shield your child's teeth. Sealants are bonded to the chewing surfaces of back teeth to prevent them from developing plaque buildup which can lead to tooth decay. This is just one of the many ways we will set the foundation for your child's good oral health for the rest of their life.