Our highly skilled staff works together as a team to provide compassionate, patient-centered, complete oral care and is committed to excellence for every pediatric patient. As such, we focus on prevention and educate families on ways to maintain good oral hygiene. We communicate with patients and families to build mutual trust and uphold the responsibility of treating each child with integrity. We strive to provide timely care through results-driven services. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that you bring your child to see us before his or her first birthday. While this may sound early, we can teach you proper pediatric oral hygiene techniques, check for cavities, and watch for developmental issues. There are several forms of tooth decay that can affect infants and toddlers. Tooth decay (cavities) in young children develops rapidly, progressing from the hard outer enamel layer to the softer inner dentin in six months or less. Above all, we want to make sure your child has a positive experience in our office and becomes a regular visitor for years to come.