Children usually start to get their first baby tooth at 6 months old. Most children have a full set of 20 baby teeth by the time they are 3 years old.

We have several important goals during your child's first visit to our office. First, we want to introduce your child to staff and the dental setting in as non-threatening a way as possible.

There are a few problems often associated with only children's teeth. Learn what they are and how to deal with them and put your mind at ease.

Sealants are a proven way to help prevent cavities. It is a tooth color protective coating that is painlessly applied onto the tiny grooves on the biting surfaces of the back teeth where most cavities in children are found.

Sometimes after braces come off or instead of even using a set of braces, orthodontic appliances are used to straighten your teeth. The most common of these appliances is a retainer, or space maintainer.

General Anesthesia is a great option to be considered by those who may struggle with age, behavior, medical history, or any other variables that makes the dentist office a challenge.