We recommend scheduling your child’s first dental visit by their first birthday or within six months after their first tooth appears.
Pediatric Dentistry
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Cost
Routine pediatric exams and other pediatric care can vary in cost, depending on your child’s needs and your insurance coverage. We have convenient external financing, and you can save on your child’s care when joining our membership plan.
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Appointment Duration
Typical pediatric visits can take around 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your child’s comfort and treatment needs.
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Comfort Measures
Children and teen appointments are designed to be as gentle and pain-free as possible, with comfort always our top priority.
Sedation Dentistry
Pediatric Dentistry in Bluffdale, Utah
From baby teeth to teenage smiles, our pediatric dental services offer skilled, compassionate care for every stage of your child’s dental development. We focus on prevention, education and positive experiences to prepare your child or teen for a lifetime of healthy smiles.
We also know that young patients, especially small children, can feel apprehensive about dental visits. Our team goes above and beyond to help them feel comfortable and secure by providing gentle care in a welcoming environment. Plus—kids can be treated to free ice cream after their appointment with our in-house ice cream machine.
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Your Child's First Visit
To start your child’s dental care, we’ll have a consultation with you to discuss any immediate issues and complete an initial exam of your child’s teeth and gums. Our team will also give your child a cleaning, fluoride treatment and sealants, as needed.
We will also help educate parents and children on proper oral hygiene, including ideal brushing and flossing.
If any dental issues are found during your child’s exam, we will work with you to develop and begin a personalized treatment plan to address their needs.
FAQ
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When should my child first see the dentist?
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How often should my child receive pediatric dentistry?
Just like adults, children should visit the dentist every six months for exams and cleanings to prevent small issues from becoming big problems.
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What if my child is apprehensive about their dental visit?
We specialize in creating a welcoming, non-threatening environment, using kid-friendly explanations and lots of patience to help ease fears.