Children's dentistry in Lakeview
Short, friendly visits from the first tooth on. Parents stay in the room, and nobody rushes a nervous child.
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- Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 318 Google reviews
- for a first visit
- Age 1
How a child's visit goes
We book children first thing, when they're freshest, and keep the first visits short.
First visits
- A ride in the chair and a look with the mirror
- Counting teeth together, then a gentle polish
- Tips for brushing at home, for the grown-up
As they grow
- Fluoride varnish twice a year
- Sealants on the back teeth when they come in
- A word with you if we see crowding early
Not included
- Braces: we refer to an orthodontist in Harbor Point
What a child's visit costs without insurance
Most plans cover children's cleanings, fluoride and sealants in full.
- First visit, under 3About 15 minutes
- $60
- Cleaning, exam and fluorideEvery six months
- $110
- SealantsUsually the four back molars
- $45 a tooth
Sealants for a nervous nine-year-old
“Our son had a bad filling elsewhere and dreaded coming. Tasha showed him every tool first and let him hold the mirror. Four sealants, done before his school bus, and he wants to come back.”
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What parents ask us
- When should my child first see a dentist?
By their first birthday, or when the first tooth comes in. The first visit is short: a look, a count and a chance to get used to the chair.
- Can I stay in the room?
Yes, always. Most parents sit right beside the chair; older kids sometimes prefer to go on their own.
- What if my child won't open their mouth?
Then that's the visit. We'd rather stop and try again in a month than make the chair a place to be afraid of.
Book your child's visit
Mornings suit most children best; tell us what works for your family.
Rather talk? Call (920) 555-0121