We appreciate that creating positive experiences for children sets the foundation for a lifetime of healthy teeth. Our children's dentistry services make each visit enjoyable and stress-free for the entire family.
You can expect gentle and compassionate care tailored to growing smiles from their first tooth to early adulthood. We provide you and your child with the support and dental care needed to develop healthy dental habits.
Preventative dentistry is key to establishing a solid foundation for lifelong dental health for your family. Regular checkups, cleaning and fluoride treatments can prevent common issues. Early detection and treatment of dental problems means they can be resolved before developing into more serious conditions.
Prevention, education and building trust with your child help them develop position associations with dental visits. These positive experiences are more likely to continue after they turn 18 and contribute to their oral health.
Restorative dentistry for kids involves treatments designed to repair and restore the function and appearance of teeth. The primary goal is to treat the issue and prevent future complications as your child grows. Common treatments include fillings for cavities and crowns to protect damaged teeth.
In the event of early tooth loss, space maintainers may be recommended to prevent remaining teeth from shifting their positions. These treatments help preserve the child's natural teeth and help maintain proper chewing function, speech development, and overall oral health.
Learn more about our children's dental treatments and how they can help you maintain your family's dental health.
The Australian Dental Association recommends that your child have their first dental checkup by age 1. The early checkup can identify signs of tooth decay. Development of your child's teeth and jaws will also be assessed to ensure any potential issues are identified.
Our dentists recommend treating tooth decay and cavities in milk teeth (baby teeth). While the teeth aren't permanent choosing not to treat a cavity dramatically increases the risk of infection. Untreated, the infection can spread to gums and may affect your child's adult teeth.
Starting a healthy oral hygiene routine is a great first step. Brushing twice daily with a soft bristle brush and a pea-sized amount of toothpaste is recommended. Other recommendations include:
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