On behalf of our entire staff we would like to welcome you and your family to our office. Child Style Dental, LLC is happy to be your Dental Home.

The dental health of all children depends upon good habits - including proper tooth brushing and flossing, regular visits to the dentist and avoidance of excessive and frequent sugary or sticky snacks.

Our dedicated staff will take time to discuss your child’s care and answer any questions you may have.

Appointments

Children grow quickly and changes seem to happen overnight and can even go unnoticed when a family is busy with school, sports and other activities.

That is why it is essential that examination, teeth cleaning, and fluoride treatments be performed every 6 months.

We value your time and ours. Every effort will be made to keep your child’s appointment on time. Late afternoon appointments are usually reserved for older school age children. Preschool and primary grades (below age 5) are usually scheduled for morning appointments. The younger children are usually more attentive and willing to participate if they have exams and treatments before noon.

If you are coming for a first time visit there will be some paperwork we will ask you to fill out before seeing the doctor. We have placed those forms on our website for you to download and then printout so they can be filled out before your visit. Having them ready to hand to our receptionist will make your child's visit a more pleasant one. Click here to go to the page and download the PDF forms.

We appreciate at least 48 hours notice if you must re-schedule our appointment so that we may offer your child’s appointment to another family who may be waiting or have a child with pain.

Child Style Dental, LLC follows the guidelines of both the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Dental Association and recommends that your child come in for the first dental visit around 12 months of age.

Children who have their first dental experience when they are very young are likely to have a more favorable outlook and lower long term dental expenses toward dental care throughout their lives.