Child Dentistry  child

Tall Ones, Short Ones, Big Ones, Small Ones

We see kids of all ages – from infants and toddlers to young children, tweens, and teens. In addition to regular exams and cleaning, we offer treatment for a wide variety of children’s dental problems such as tooth decay, bite problems, crooked teeth, and emergency care.



Baby and Early Child Visits

Baby Teeth (“Milk Teeth”) baby-visits

Baby teeth start to erupt through the gums between 6 and 9 months of age. These first teeth are important & why the American Dental Association recommends parents bring children to the dentist for their first visit soon after the baby’s first tooth comes in.

Healthy Baby Teeth

tooth Emergency Services tooth Help children eat and learn to speak
tooth Emergency Services tooth They support development of the jaw bone and muscles
tooth Emergency Services tooth Save space for the permanent teeth and guide them into place - If a baby tooth is lost too soon, permanent teeth may come in crooked


Decayed Baby Teeth

tooth Emergency Services tooth They can cause pain and infections
tooth Emergency Services tooth Left untreated, the infections can spread to the permanent teeth

Always Gentle Care

All our care is provided with a gentle touch. But some children become extremely nervous and anxious when they come to the dentist. Especially very young ones

Anxiety Relief Is A Win/Win We get Kids

So we offer child anxiety relief medication to relax them. There’s no loss of consciousness butit very calming. When the child is relaxed and calm, they accept treatment more readily, ensuring the OnCall Dentist can deliver them the best quality dental care

It’s a win-win for both the child and dentist because when the child is relaxed and calm, they accept treatment more readily. This means the OnCall Dentist can deliver them the best quality dental care.

Oh, and did we mention it makes Mom or Dad feel better too?!

For Their Well-Being (and yours!)

mobile image If you think your child may be a candidate for anxiety relief medication, we can tell you more about it when you come in for their appointment. Or, give us a call and we can talk to you about the options we offer and what might be best for your child before the appointment.