Dental treatments provided by our Pediatric Dentist

Many patients come to us with different needs and feelings about the dentist. We see many patients that have varying levels of anxiety or a lot of treatment to complete in one appointment.

At The Kids Dentist, we love seeing our young patients for regular six-monthly check- ups and cleans to prevent tooth decay in children and keep their mouth healthy.

Root canal treatment is a safe and effective way to stop many kinds of tooth pain, and to keep a tooth from being lost due to decay or injury.

Dental sealants are thin, plastic films painted on the surfaces of the back teeth-on molars and premolars, and are highly effective in preventing tooth decay (caries and cavities).

Approximately one-third of children have experienced some type of dental trauma, and more have experienced a dental emergency.

Myobrace is a pre-orthodontic treatment that addresses the underlying causes of crooked teeth often without the need for braces or tooth removal.

The goal of Invisalign treatment for Children is to develop young jaws and/or arches to make room for existing teeth and for incoming permanent teeth.

Once your child has a tooth, your doctor may recommend that your child receive fluoride varnish treatments in the pediatric dental office to help prevent tooth decay.

We snore when the flow of air through the nose or mouth is obstructed during sleep. This airflow obstruction is typically caused by relaxation and poor muscle tone around the throat and jaws.

Temperomandibular jaw joint (TMJ) disorder is a complex condition with a wide range of symptoms.

Primary teeth play an important part in a child’s health and development. Eating, smiling, speaking, and holding spaces in the jaws for the growth of permanent teeth are all dependent on primary teeth.

Stainless steel crowns are tooth-shaped caps that fit over an entire tooth. They are commonly used in pediatric dentistry as a way of preserving baby teeth that have become significantly decayed or damaged.

Silver diamine fluoride, a dental cavity-fighting liquid for children, is a non-invasive antimicrobial topical dental treatment that halts cavity progression, as well as aids in the prevention of cavities.

Sleep Apnea is a relatively common condition where the walls of the throat relax and narrow during sleep, interrupting normal breathing.

One of the most noticeable attachments will be the one that links your tongue to the floor of the mouth in the centre of the lower jaw. This is called the lingual fraenum.

The upper and lower lips can also be tied and this causes a gap between the teeth as well as limitation of the movement of the lips.