Pediatric Dentistry

Why do you need deep cleaning? Using a probe, if a dentist sees that gum pockets have formed, then he would use the deep-cleaning technique to cure this periodontal problem. After performing an X-ray on your teeth, if the dentist sees that there is a bone loss, then he would advise deep cleaning.Inflammation of gums might indicate gum diseases and calls for deep cleaning.Post-treatment care Deep cleaning can broadly be divided into two categories, which are scaling and root planing. Scaling involves tartar and plaque removal from teeth followed by a root planning. Post the treatment, bacteria inside the pocket would be removed and in the next few weeks, your gums would become much healthier with each passing day. You would also need to take proper care of the teeth by following the regular dental hygiene schedules. Brush properly twice a day followed by flossing and mouth wash. Try to avoid sweet and sticky food. Do not forget to visit your dentist at least twice a year to ensure the state of your oral health.

Gentle, Effective Pediatric Dentistry for Your Child’s Smile

Children and parents alike appreciate our gentle, modern approach to Pediatric Dentistry at Complete Dental Health. We offer a full range of pain-free techniques designed to keep your child’s smile healthy and bright. Our experienced team works with children of all ages, from toddlers to teens, with compassionate dental care. We prioritize creating a calm, friendly environment to help young patients feel comfortable and stress-free. You can trust us to treat your child with kindness, patience, and genuine attention to their needs.

What to Expect at the First Visit

Your child’s first dental visit should happen by their first birthday or after their first tooth erupts.
Early visits help prevent tooth decay and allow us to monitor healthy oral development from the start.
We will show you how to properly clean your child’s teeth and assess their fluoride needs.
You’ll receive helpful guidance on healthy habits, brushing techniques, and nutrition for growing smiles.

Encouraging Healthy Habits Early

We recommend follow-up visits every six months to maintain good oral health and build confidence.
Regular checkups help children become comfortable with dental visits and reduce fear or anxiety over time.
During each visit, we’ll review your child’s medical history and answer any questions you may have.
We’ll also provide advice on preventing decay, proper diet, thumb sucking, and other common concerns.

Schedule Your Child’s Appointment Today

We’re here to support you and help your child build a strong foundation for lifelong dental health.
To schedule an appointment, call our friendly team today at (954) 510-4300 — we’re happy to help!