When looking for a pediatric dentist in Naperville, IL, you want trustworthy dentistry. Naperville Commons Dental is a family dentist who can care for all of the family’s needs.
Treatments We Offer
We provide children with a host of treatments. If you are just bringing your child in for general dental services, we have you covered with comprehensive exams, dental cleanings and fluoride treatments that are age-appropriate and safe.
Our team of skillfully trained staff works with protective dental sealants and tooth-colored fillings to have those adolescent teeth looking and feeling their best. If necessary, we can complete treatments all under carefully monitored nitrous oxide sedation.
At times, children need more extensive dental care treatments. These treatments are established to set kids up for long-term oral health by eliminating bad habit-forming practices. These treatments may include the following:
- Habit-breaking appliances
- Dental space maintainers
- Lip and tongue tie release
- Invisalign
- Dental implants for the loss of permanent teeth
Your Child’s First Visit to the Dentist
Usually, children visit the dentist before they can even explain that they have a toothache. The first visit to a kids’ dentist office is scary due to seeing new types of equipment and unfamiliar faces. It can be a frightening experience, but our team strives to make the first visit safe and comfortable to diminish fear for the following visits.
Why Us
Our experienced dental team goes the extra mile to provide an environment that is child-friendly, and parent approved. We never miss the opportunity to support our patients whether you have a question while at home or need extra care in our dental office. Make sure you schedule an appointment today for you and your child.
FAQ
Q) What age should a child go to the dentist?
A) Children should start seeing a dentist once they turn six months old.
Q) How often should my child visit the dentist?
A) Children who are six months to three years old should see the dentist every three months. After turning three, every six months is appropriate.
