The primary goal of our pediatric dentistry in Oakville is to develop good oral health habits that begin with our kids! Contact our Oakville Family Dentist today so we can help your little ones maintain a healthy smile.
Cavities are common in children. So, keeping your child’s mouth healthy and free from decay is one of our topmost priorities at family dental care in Oakville. Complications that arise may become irreparable without proactive care and regular hygiene appointments. Our family dentists in Oakville are committed to delivering gentle dentistry for children and educating them about the need for good oral hygiene to have a healthy mouth with good brushing and flossing habits.
At Oakville Family Dental, we believe that creating a relaxing, stress-free, fun-filled environment can help foster good dental habits. Our clinic has the resources and technology for kids anxious about dental operations to make them feel safe and comfortable. As parents, our experts understand how important your child’s comfort and safety are to you.
Family dental care at Oakville recommends that children see a dentist when they first see a tooth. We call it a “chair ride” visit. Its purpose is to make them feel at ease while teaching them good dental habits. Our family dental care in Oakville will assist you and your children learn and practicing oral habits.
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Our team will keep track of your child’s dental progress
Our experts will educate your child to develop lifelong good dental habits
We tailor your kids treatment plan according to their dental needs.
Our team works very hard to give the best possible solution.
We practice empathy and respect as core values.
Our knowledgeable team believes in lifelong learning, the latest advancements, and new technology.
Our office is open to suit our patient’s hectic schedules better.
Our team takes time to explain the treatment plan, treatment estimates, and timeline.
You are part of the team who works with us toward better oral health.
Children should receive their first dental checkup about six months after their first tooth emerges.
The initial dental appointment promises an enjoyable experience, aiming to acquaint the child with the dental environment. During this appointment, we will perform an examination and administer teeth polishing. Furthermore, there will be a discussion about oral hygiene and dietary guidance. Additionally, it presents an excellent opportunity to address any inquiries or concerns you may have about your child’s dental health.
Children should conscientiously brush their teeth twice daily: once in the morning, preferably after breakfast, and once more before bedtime, to ensure impeccable oral hygiene.
Children under three years can initiate tooth brushing with fluoride-free training toothpaste. As they reach around three years old, the age at which they can effectively rinse and spit, it becomes suitable to introduce and consistently use fluoride-containing toothpaste.
Fluoride-containing toothpaste enhances tooth enamel, reducing the risk of bacteria that can lead to tooth decay affecting the teeth.
Absolutely! Children should adhere to the same flossing regimen as adults, aiming to floss at least once daily.
Indeed! It’s a recommendation that we should assist our children with brushing until they reach approximately eight years of age.
Sealants are protective coatings that are applied to the grooves of permanent teeth to prevent the formation of cavities. Typically, dentists usually implant them when the permanent molars have fully erupted.
Indeed, dental decay can develop as soon as children have teeth. Given that dental decay tends to progress more swiftly in children, it is prudent to follow the dentist’s prescribed schedule for regular X-ray examinations.
Typically, children tend to experience the shedding of their initial lower front incisor at around 4.5 to 7 years of age, coinciding with the eruption of their six-year molars.
Children can have an orthodontic assessment as early as 7-8 years of age, and the dentist will advise when it’s suitable for a consultation with an orthodontist.
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