We are excited to meet you and your child at Dentistry for KiDDS! Our welcoming staff will introduce you to our office and ensure your child receives the personalized care he or she deserves.
At Dentistry for KiDDS, we value your time. To ensure an efficient visit, find our new patient forms here to streamline your time in our office.
According to the American Dental Association, children should have dental checkups and cleanings every six months. Our appointments typically last 30 to 60 minutes, ensuring a convenient visit for your busy family.
Fill out our new patient questionnaire to help us prepare for your visit and streamline your check-in. The questionnaire consists of 4 documents and should take 10-15 minutes to complete. Fill in the fields marked with asterisks (*) and bring the completed documents to your child’s appointment.
We tailor treatment costs to your child’s needs, providing transparent discussions. Ensuring your child’s lasting smile is our priority, and we make top-notch dental care easily accessible for your family.
We accept most PPO dental insurances and gladly assist with claims. While plans typically cover a portion of the bill, we’ll help clarify your coverage and address any inquiries. Please note that exact estimates may not always be available due to program variations. Full payment is your responsibility, with co-payments due at the time of service.
Frequently asked questions on optimal pediatric dental care.
Pediatric dentists undergo two to three years of specialized training after dental school, focusing on child psychology, behavior, growth, and development.
Ensure your child’s comfort during teething by:
Our pediatric dental office ensures the safety of children during X-rays by using modern digital technology with minimal radiation. We employ lead aprons and shields for additional protection and prioritize early detection and prevention.
Your insurance plan determines your child’s dental visit coverage. While many plans cover pediatric dental care, coverage varies. Contact your insurance provider for benefits, limitations, and potential out-of-pocket expenses.
Clean infants’ gums with a damp cloth after feedings. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush designed for infants when their first teeth appear around six months. Wait until age two to introduce fluoride toothpaste, ensuring your child can spit it out. Brush their teeth gently yet thoroughly, particularly before bedtime.
Promote cavity prevention for your child by:
Safeguard your child’s teeth in sports:
Thumb-sucking is common in young children, but if it continues after age five or affects dental development, consult your pediatric dentist for guidance on breaking the habit and monitoring oral health.
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