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Complete children's dentistry

Services for every explorer

Preventative, restorative and emergency dentistry for children and teens up to age 18, all under one roof in Snellville.

Preventative Care

The six-month hygiene visit is the heart of what we do: a dental exam, cleaning, flossing, fluoride application and diagnostic X-rays when prescribed by the dentist. We discuss sealants when they are appropriate for your child, and set a recall interval based on your child's individual caries risk.

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Restorative Dentistry

Cavities happen. When they do, we restore little smiles with tooth-colored composite and amalgam fillings, stainless steel crowns for baby molars, pulpotomies (baby root canals) and simple or surgical extractions. Local anesthetic and nitrous oxide keep every visit comfortable.

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Emergency Treatment

Toothaches, chipped teeth and knocked-out teeth never check the calendar first. We welcome same-day and walk-in emergency appointments: an exam and X-ray to determine the best treatment options, plus step-by-step first-aid guidance for parents.

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Technology

Our office uses digital radiographs that emit low radiation, a vital part of diagnosing what a visual exam alone can miss. And with TVs mounted on the ceiling above every chair, your child stays relaxed and entertained through the whole visit.

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Comfort first

Nitrous oxide for nervous explorers

Nitrous oxide/oxygen inhalation, also known as laughing gas, is a mild, sweet-smelling sedative that is safe and well tolerated by most children. It reduces anxiety and the gag reflex, raises the pain-reaction threshold, and can make longer appointments feel easy.

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Let us guide your child through an exciting dental journey. Request an appointment online or give us a call.

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