We understand that positive dental checkups for children can inform their dental health today and in the future. By keeping treatment positive, fun, and friendly, we hope to mitigate the risks of dental fears and phobias in the future. We also work to instill healthy habits today that can last a lifetime.
Your child’s dentist in Edmond, OK, uses kid-friendly techniques and gentle dental care to ensure your child loves visiting the dentist. Stress-free dental visits for kids are always our priority.
Stress-Free Dental Care: How You Can Help
You can help mitigate fear and uncertainty about dental care by talking to your child about treatment in kid-friendly terms. Also, avoid using words like “needle” or “poke.” There are also books to help explain dentistry to kids and videos on places like YouTube that you and your child can explore together.
Also, talk to our team if you have questions about healthy habits or at-home care.
About Children’s Dentistry in Edmond, OK
Early children’s dentistry is about monitoring oral development and familiarizing kids with the dental setting. Eventually, your child will experience:
- Comprehensive checkups
- Periodic x-rays
- Professional teeth cleanings
- Dental sealants
- Fluoride treatments
Restorative Dentistry as Needed
Our skilled team will ensure a comfortable and fun treatment day. If your child needs extra TLC, talk to us about sedation dentistry.
For your part, we can offer behavioral advice, tips for optimal at-home care, and information about nutrition and transitions—transitions may include guidance on ceasing thumb-sucking and pacifier use. Our team is always here for you and your child!
We Offer Gentle Children’s Dental Care in Edmond, OK
We are a family dentist, treating patients of all ages, including children and senior adults. To get started with dental care or if you have questions for our team, contact us today at (405) 330-4630.
Remember, Edmond Dental Center equals a fun dental experience for kids.
We are pleased to accept third-party financing through CareCredit. Ask a dental team member for details.
