The entire E.P. Dentistry 4 Kids team is passionate about ensuring your child has a great trip to the dentist. Everyone from the doctors to the administrative team works hard to make sure you and your child leave with a great big smile. Nothing would make our entire team happier than to show you why our patients have voted us El Paso Inc. AND El Paso Magazine Best Dentist four years in a row.

Dr. Brandi Tiner is a well travelled Texan. She was born in Axtell but grew up in Odessa. Then she went on to College Station to become an Aggie at Texas A&M University with not one, but two BS degrees in Biomedical Science and Nutritional Science-Dietetics. Dr. Tiner continued her education at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, graduating in 2002 with a DDS.

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E.P. Dentistry 4 Kids (EPD4K) is honored to be named "Best Of 2020" by El Paso Inc. We cannot thank the community of El Paso, TX enough for this treasured award. Our dedicated doctors and staff remain motivated to continue this level of excellence for a long time to come. I've been through several states due to the military, but never in my life meet a dentist like Dr. Brandi Tiner!

Oral Examination

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A dental examination is an important first step in evaluating your child's oral health. The health of your child's teeth and mouth are important for their overall well-being. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a visit to the dentist within six months of the eruption of your child's first tooth, or by their first birthday.

Dental Cleaning

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At El Paso Dentistry 4 Kids (EPD4K), our award-winning dentists are committed to helping children develop good oral health habits that will last a lifetime. In addition to regular brushing and flossing at home, we recommend all of our patients receive a professional dental cleaning along with their oral examination at least every six months.

Dental Sealant

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Dental sealants are thin white coatings that are applied to the chewing surfaces of back (molar) teeth. The chewing surfaces of molar teeth contain multiple pits and grooves which are difficult to clean with brushing and flossing alone. These areas can harbor plaque and bacteria, increasing the risk of developing tooth decay.

Dental Filling

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As part of this procedure, the dentist may need to give local anesthetic to the affected area to eliminate any tooth pain. Once the tooth is adequately anesthetized, the dentist will remove the cavity and place the white filling. The effects of the local anesthetic will wear off within a few hours.

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