At the office of Heresi Dental Care, we use a warm, gentle and friendly approach while taking care of our young patients. When you entrust us with the oral health care of your child, we will do everything we can to ensure that your child is comfortable and gains a great dental foundation.
Our practice is dedicated to preventive dental care for children. We believe that it is best to prevent oral care problems from occurring in the first place as this helps in the avoidance of pain, discomfort and the need for extensive treatments later.
We offer topical fluoride application treatment for children, which involves applying a professional-strength fluoride solution to your child’s teeth. When administered in the right dose, fluoride can help make the enamel of a child’s teeth stronger and also has the ability to reverse the very early stages of tooth decay.
Another form of preventive dental therapy at Heresi Dental Care comes in the form of sealants. A sealant is a coat of plastic or acrylic used on the back teeth, and the application procedure is quick, simple and painless. Dental sealants smooth out the irregular surfaces of molars and premolars and help to prevent tooth decay from occurring. When used in conjunction with a good oral care regime including home and professional care, sealants go a long way in helping to maintain a healthy mouth.
If your child’s teeth have damage due to trauma or infection, our state-of-the-art restorative dental treatments can help. We provide tooth-colored fillings to repair those parts of a tooth which may have been damaged or lost, due to trauma, decay or wear and tear. These fillings can be made to match the color of the teeth so that they look completely natural. We also provide dental crowns to cover and protect teeth that have been more extensively damaged.
Schedule your child’s dental appointment at Heresi Dental Care by calling our Fall Hill location or Falcon Drive location. Our offices offer children’s play areas and convenient options for financing your dental treatment.
