Treatments
Scale & Polish
Professional teeth cleaning to remove plaque and tatar build up.
Preventative Dentistry
Dental care that helps maintain good oral health. It’s a combination of regular dental check-ups along with developing good habits like brushing and flossing.
Tooth Extraction
A tooth exctraction may be neccesary for many reasons, including severe damage or decay.
Fluoride Treatments
Fluoride joins the tooth structure when your teeth develop, thus strengthening the teeth’ enamel, making them less susceptible to bacteria and cavities.
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About Us
Your child’s smile is our top priority! We are dedicated to providing exceptional pediatric dental care in a friendly and nurturing environment. Our mission is to encourage healthy oral hygiene habits from a young age, ensuring that every visit to the dentist is a positive and educational experience.
We specialise in both preventative and restorative dentistry tailored specifically for children. Our team of experienced and compassionate professionals is committed to keeping your child’s teeth healthy and strong. We believe in the power of prevention, which is why we emphasize the importance of regular check-ups and cleanings. These routine visits help us prevent cavities and decay, catching any potential issues early and ensuring your child’s smile stays bright and beautiful.
We understand that every child is unique, and we take the time to create personalized dental care plans that suit each child’s individual needs. Our goal is to make dental visits fun and stress-free, helping your child develop a lifelong commitment to oral health.
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Emergency Tips
Toothache
Rinse well with warm water and use a cold compress for the swelling. Be sure to visit your dentist ASAP.
Chipped or Broken Tooth
Gather the broken pieces and place them in a clean, dry container.Rinse the remaining tooth with warm water. If an injury broke the tooth, place a cold compress on the area to help prevent swelling. See the dentist immediately.
Baby Tooth Gets Knocked Out
Make an appointment as soon as possible.
Permanent Tooth Gets Knocked Out
Avoid the roots and hold the tooth by the top. Avoid rubbing or running the tooth under tap water if dirty. Briefly clean it in a bowl of lukewarm tap water. It’s vital to keep the root’s surface cells alive and untouched as they’re needed for reattachment. Attempt to insert the tooth back into the socket by gently biting down on gauze or a moist paper towel. Try to keep the jaw shut and bite down until you reach your dentist. If you can’t insert your tooth into the socket, store it in your cheek, a small container of cold milk. Get into your dentist as soon as possible for treatment.