Ages 1–17 Parents can stay in the room
Brave little smiles start here.
A calm, playful dental clinic just for kids. Book a time that fits nap time and school runs, right here.
- Kids onlyno grown-up waiting room
- 30 minunhurried first visits
- Same dayhelp for toothaches
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- Most family plans
- Gentle, no-rush visits
- Sticker wall
- After-school times
- Stroller friendly
What we do
From first tooth to first braces.
The first visit
No drills. No rush. Just a happy hello.
- A tour of the roomYour child rides the chair up and down and meets "Mr. Mirror" before anything else.
- A quick, gentle lookCounting teeth, checking gums, and a sparkly clean if they are happy to.
- Tips for youHow to brush little teeth, what to drink, and when to come back.
Our team
Dentists kids actually ask to see again.
For parents
Small habits, big smiles.
- By age 1book the first check-up, or within six months of the first tooth.
- 2 × 2brush twice a day, for two minutes, with a grown-up helping until about age 7.
- Water firstkeep juice for mealtimes and water in the sippy cup.
FAQ
Parents ask us
When should my child first see a dentist?
By their first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth. Early visits are short and mostly about getting comfortable.
Can I stay with my child?
Yes. Parents are welcome in the room for every visit, and little ones can sit on your lap.
My child is scared. What do you do?
We go at their pace: we show and tell before we touch, use kid-friendly words, and stop whenever they raise a hand.
Do you take our insurance?
We accept most family dental plans. Send us your plan name and we will confirm coverage before the visit.
What about a knocked-out or broken tooth?
Call us straight away. We keep same-day times free for emergencies. Keep a knocked-out adult tooth in milk on the way.
Visit us
Two kid-friendly clinics.
