Dental Care for kids
We create
Perfect smiles
only for kids
Services
We're here
Emergency
Opening Hours
9.00-18.00
We Specialize In
maintaining overall oral health, promoting healthy teeth and gums, detecting and treating issues early on.
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General Dentistry
We provide a wide range of services, including routine checkups, cleanings, fillings, extractions, and diagnostic services.
02.
Alignment
When the teeth are properly aligned, they function efficiently and are less prone to wear, injury and disease.
We’re at your service here!
03.
Teeth Braces
Braces can be used to treat a wide range of issues, including overcrowding, gaps between the teeth, overbites, underbites, and crossbites.
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General Dentistry
Dental Surgery
Whitening
Teeth Protection
DENTAL SURGERY
Whitening
A cosmetic dental procedure that aims to lighten the color of the teeth and remove discoloration.
teeth protection
Overall maintaining a good oral hygiene routine is the key to keeping your teeth healthy.
General
Dentistry
The goal of general dentistry is to help small patients maintain good oral health and prevent future problems from occurring.
What We Do
to calm down the kids
if they feel uncomfortable
As a pediatric dentist, we use a child-friendly approach and use different forms of sedation, such as nitrous oxide, oral sedation, and general anesthesia to help calm children who may feel uncomfortable during dental visits. Additionally, we establish trust, build a good rapport, and provide rewards for good behavior, to make the dental experience more comfortable and fun for children.
We also have a special area for children that designed for them to feel comfortable and has a relaxing and fun atmosphere.
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Alignment
Clear Aligners
In-Office Aligners
At-Home Aligners
Alignment
The goal of orthodontic treatment is to straighten teeth and improve the bite, which can improve the overall appearance of your smile as well as your overall oral health.
Our clinic has a highly trained staff who will provide teeth alignment services for your children.
Clear Aligners
In-Office Aligners
At-Home Aligners
Retainers
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Teeth Brace
Metal Braces
Ceramic Braces
Lingual Braces
Painless Dentistry Procedures
Painless dentistry refers to the use of techniques and technologies that minimize or eliminate pain during dental procedures.
Just choose a package for your kid.
$290
Maintenance Package
Oral hygiene
Flossing
Gum Care
Dental Cleaning
Polishing
Filling
$450
Cosmetic Surgeries
Root canal treatment
Braces
Implants
Bridges
Crown
Dentures
$325
Restorative Procedures
Missing teeth
Bridges
Tooth bonding
Porcelain veneers
Invisalign
Inlays & Onlays
F.A.Q
Q: How young should a child be when they first visit the dentist?
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that a child should first visit the dentist within six months of their first tooth eruption, or no later than their first birthday. This allows the dentist to monitor the child’s oral development and address any issues early on.
How do I prepare my child for their first dental visit?
You can prepare your child for their first dental visit by talking to them about the importance of keeping their teeth and gums healthy, and by reading them books or watching videos about visiting the dentist. Also, you can explain them in simple terms the process of the visit and what they can expect.
My child is afraid of the dentist. What can I do?
Many children are afraid of the dentist, especially if they’ve had negative experiences in the past. One way to help your child overcome their fear is by finding a pediatric dentist who specializes in treating children and has experience working with fearful patients. Also you can ask for a nitrous oxide sedation to help your child relax during the visit.
Is thumb-sucking bad for my child's teeth?
Thumb-sucking is a normal habit for infants and young children, and most children will stop on their own by the age of four or five. However, if your child continues to suck their thumb or fingers beyond this age, it can cause problems with their teeth and bite. Your pediatric dentist will be able to evaluate your child’s habit and provide guidance on how to help your child stop.
My child's teeth are discolored. What could be causing this?
There are many possible causes of discolored teeth in children, including tooth decay, trauma, and certain medical conditions. Some medications and excessive intake of fluoride can also cause discoloration. Your pediatric dentist will be able to examine your child’s teeth and determine the cause of the discoloration, and recommend appropriate treatment.
Contact Us
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Creating smiles, building confidence: a fun dental home for children. Our clinic is a place where each child’s unique smile is cared for and nurtured, promoting a confident and healthy smile for life.