Our Services

Preventive care every 6 months gives patients the opportunity to learn about their teeth, encourage good homecare habits, and ask questions to help keep their mouths healthy and cavity free. The fluoride treatment we offer is a quick application of a water-based formulation that feels smooth and tastes great. 

A preventive treatment most commonly placed on molars (back teeth) that have deep anatomical grooves. This coating helps prevent food and plaque germs that often cause cavities from getting stuck in the teeth.

We pride ourselves on helping educate our patients and their parents. We encourage questions and provide a judgement free relationship in order to help our families understand how to prevent cavities and keep their mouths healthy!

Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) is a liquid medicament applied to small cavities to prevent their progression. This can sometimes be used instead of placing a filling. We also have other minimally invasive techniques to treat cavities in our office.

Early dental visits allow for preventive strategies, caregiver education, and help our little ones acclimate to the dental office.

White fillings (glass ionomer or composite restorations) help replace missing tooth structure when a cavity is present. These filling materials allow us to be as minimally invasive as possible, but also offer an esthetic option.

Crowns are often used to treat baby teeth when the cavity is medium to large in size. The crown protects and strengthens the tooth structure until the baby tooth is ready to exfoliate (wiggle out)! We have both stainless steel and zirconia (white) crowns. Note: not every tooth qualifies for a zirconia (white) crown!

When a cavity is deep and extends into the pulp tissue (nerve of the tooth) a pulp treatment may be necessary.

Removal of teeth with extensive cavities, infections or when orthodontics recommends removal.

When baby teeth are lost early, a space maintainer is placed to hold room for the permanent tooth that may not be ready to erupt for several years. These are often made in our office during your child’s appointment.

We offer nitrous oxide as a way to reduce anxiety for apprehensive patients receiving treatment.

Patients with extensive treatment needs and/or more significant apprehension about treatment may benefit from in office sedation with a licensed pediatric anesthesiologist.

Accidents happen! Thankfully, being part of a pediatric dental home means having skilled providers equipped to help manage dental trauma and emergencies.

With the LightScalpel CO2 Laser, we are able to provide lip and tongue frenectomies with precision and fast recovery for infants and children. This laser is also helpful in treating cold sores, canker sores, gingivectomies, and more!

Our extra training has given us the tools and strategies to help a variety of patients with medical complexities and behavioral health conditions. We are happy to meet patients where they are. If your child may benefit from desensitization or a special accommodation, please let our staff know when scheduling.