Children's dentistry in Casselberry, Florida

Why choose a children's dentist in Casselberry, Florida

Dental Cleanings

Dental cleanings are an important part of oral care. During a cleaning, our dental hygienists will remove tartar, plaque and stains from the child's teeth. They will also check for signs of gum disease and other problems.

A dental cleaning is a routine procedure that is usually done every six months. However, if the kid have gum disease, they may need to have more frequent cleanings.

Dental cleanings are important because they help to remove bacteria from children's mouth and prevent tooth decay. They also help to keep your gums healthy and prevent gum disease.

If you have questions about your child's dental cleanings or would like to schedule an appointment, please call our office.

X Rays

Dental X-rays are an important diagnostic tool we use to evaluate the health of your child's teeth and mouth.

The images produced by dental X-rays can help to detect problems such as cavities, gum disease, and tooth decay. They can also be used to plan treatment for these conditions.

Dentists typically recommend that patients have dental X-rays every one to two years, depending on their individual needs.

Fillings

A dental filling is a way to restore a tooth that has been damaged by decay. The dentist will remove the decayed part of the tooth and then fill the empty space with a material called “filling.”

There are different types of fillings, but the most common type is made of a composite resin. This type of filling looks natural and is less likely to fracture than other types of fillings. Although no one likes to see their child in pain, it is important to know that dental fillings are a safe and effective way to restore a child’s smile.

Children's orthodontics

Children's orthodontics can also address functional issues such as improper bite or difficulty chewing or speaking.

There are a variety of different treatment options available, and the best course of action will be determined based on the individual child's needs.

In some cases, simple measures such as wearing a retainer can be sufficient. In other cases, more involved treatments such as braces may be necessary.

Regardless of the approach taken, children's orthodontics can have a profound impact on the child's overall dental health and self-esteem.