When your little one has a cavity, it can compromise their overall oral health and leave them with a lingering toothache. There’s no need to let sugar bugs get the best of their grin! Get your child’s smile back on track with pediatric dental fillings.
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Why should my child get a dental filling?
Filings are one of the fastest, simplest, and most affordable ways to treat cavities for kids. Cavities are a big deal, even if they're only present in the baby teeth. Cavities can cause pain and discomfort, and may lead to infected teeth or even tooth loss. The baby teeth are just as important as your child’s adult teeth, since they help form the paths that adult teeth follow when they emerge later in life. With a dental filling, your child’s tooth will stay healthy for years to come.
Did you know…
A study from the NIH has shown that, on average, kids from the ages of 2-11 have 1.6 decayed baby teeth.
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Emergency Dental Care We Provide
Dental emergencies can have many causes. The important thing is finding the source of the problem and addressing it quickly.
Dr. Asadi and Dr. Brownlee provide a range of in-house emergency treatments, including:
Care That Won’t Break The Bank
The cost of treatment shouldn’t keep your child from getting the filling they need. We keep care affordable so your little one can have a happy, healthy smile.
A Gentle Experience, Even When It's Urgent
Dental emergencies can be stressful and uncomfortable. Our goal is to help you feel supported from the moment you arrive. For patients who feel anxious or require more complex treatment, IV sedation allows you to relax while we address the problem safely.
The Benefits of Dental Fillings For Kids
The Dental Filling Treatment Process
Before & Afters
A smile is worth 1,000 words.
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Whether it’s been six months or six years since your last visit, we are ready to help you move forward without judgment. Step out of the clinical rush and into a practice where you are treated like a neighbor, not a number.