At Highland Pediatric Dentistry, we know the best way to a healthy adult smile is to start with one as a child. As pediatric dentists, we are passionate about introducing your children to oral health in a fun and informative atmosphere. Establishing a good relationship between your child and their dentist makes dental visits a breeze.
We will make sure your child's smile is beautiful from baby teeth to their permanent teeth so they can keep finding reasons to smile. Our staff is dedicated to the oral health and wellbeing of all our patients. Our doctors have years of experience and are uniquely qualified to meet the dental needs of infants, children, teenagers, and many special needs patients.
We will make sure your child's smile is beautiful from baby teeth to their permanent teeth so they can keep finding reasons to smile. Our staff is dedicated to the oral health and wellbeing of all our patients. Our doctors have years of experience and are uniquely qualified to meet the dental needs of infants, children, teenagers, and many special needs patients.
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Services also include routine cleanings, dental sealants, fluoride applications, white fillings, extractions, crowns, interceptive orthodontics, and hospital dentistry. We believe that preventing future problems with patient and parent education is just as important as fixing existing dental concerns.
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At Highland Pediatric Dentistry, all our employees are kid experts. We understand that some children are apprehensive about the dentist. Our gentle and fun approach is tailored to each child's personality to provide the best experience possible. Our office is designed with kids in mind by featuring soothing colors, a fun waiting room, and a relaxing atmosphere.
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What is the difference between a family dentist and a pediatric dentist? Your child sees a pediatrician, a doctor that specializes in children, and should see a pediatric dentist as well. A pediatric dentist has two to three years of additional school and training following dental school to specialize in treating children from infancy to adolescence.
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What is the difference between a family dentist and a pediatric dentist? Your child sees a pediatrician, a doctor that specializes in children, and should see a pediatric dentist as well. A pediatric dentist has two to three years of additional school and training following dental school to specialize in treating children from infancy to adolescence.
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