Evaluation of baby teeth development, teething concerns, and early cavity prevention for infants as young as 6 months.

Gentle dental cleanings remove plaque and tartar, promote healthy gums, and instill good oral hygiene habits.

Topical fluoride application to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities in primary and permanent teeth.

Low-radiation imaging to monitor tooth development, detect decay, and assess bite alignment and spacing.

Protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of molars to guard against cavities in hard-to-clean areas.

Preservation of a decayed or infected baby tooth by treating the pulp (nerve), preventing premature loss.

Aesthetic, composite resin restorations used to treat cavities in children while preserving the natural look of their teeth.

Durable crowns placed on primary teeth that are extensively decayed or damaged, especially after pulp therapy.

Custom appliances to hold space for permanent teeth if a baby tooth is lost early, helping to prevent future crowding.

Simple or surgical removal of non-restorable baby teeth, or to assist in orthodontic preparation.

Early assessment of bite alignment, crowding, or spacing issues—often recommended around age 7.

Guidance to help stop thumb-sucking, pacifier use, tongue thrusting, and other oral habits that affect dental development.

Prompt treatment for dental trauma, broken teeth, swelling, toothaches, or sports-related injuries.

Laser or surgical correction of restricted frenum tissue in infants or children causing speech, eating, or orthodontic issues.

Safe, gentle sedation used to help ease anxiety and ensure a comfortable dental experience for children during treatment.

Assessment and management of airway concerns related to mouth breathing, snoring, or sleep-disordered breathing in children.

Guidance for parents on teething, oral hygiene techniques, diet, pacifier use, and thumb-sucking.