We specialize in Pediatric Dentistry for infants, children, and adolescents.
Preventative care starts with good dental habits, regular cleaning and dental visits at Pediatric Dental OKC, and, of course, a healthy diet. We're here to help prevent dental problems and guide you and your child every step of the way.

This white colored material is placed into the grooves on permanent back teeth, which is where 80% of cavities originate. It's a painless and quick process, that can significantly help in preventing cavities.

These fillings allow the least amount of tooth structure removal when a cavity is treated, as well as being much more cosmetic and natural-looking than the silver metal fillings of the past. They are made of resin, bond strongly to the tooth, do not contain mercury, and are the most commonly used dental filling material used. When possible, this is our 1st choice for fixing a tooth in the front or back of your child's mouth.

When a tooth is too compromised to hold a filling that will last, we may recommend a crown. There are many reasons a tooth may need a crown, including the size of the cavity, developmental issues, and many other parameters included in the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry's guidelines.
We will discuss these reasons and recommendations during your individual exam. These are available in tooth colored and silver. We typically recommend tooth-colored (white) crowns on the front teeth and silver (stainless steel) on the back. We also offer white crowns for back teeth if the parent desires and the clinical exam allows this procedure to be successful.

These are sometimes recommended for sleeping habits that are damaging the teeth or jaw or may be helpful in growth and development of your child.
Athletic guards are recommended for ANY active athletic event to keep your child's teeth safe! We will discuss this recommendation or interest, specifically for your child.
We offer several dental sedation options in our practice. Our main goal in choosing a sedation modality is to ensure the highest quality care in a safe and painless manner. If you have any questions or concerns about these options, please let our staff and doctors provide clarity and answer them.

This process utilizes Nitrous Oxide (aka laughing gas, funny air) and is very safe for your child. Effect is over within a few minutes of finishing the procedure.

Performed in our office by our qualified and experienced doctors and staff. This medication is given orally, then maintains responsiveness throughout the procedure while providing amnesic/sleepy dental success.

This is performed in office by our qualified and experienced Certified Nurse Anesthetist, alongside our specialty trained doctors and staff. The patient is safely asleep and sedated while receiving dental care, within our office.

This process is performed by well trained general anesthesia team at an outpatient facility, alongside our hospital trained dental providers and dental staff.
Our goal is to provide a safe and exceptional specialty experience while guiding both you and them every step of the way in giving them a healthy and happy smile they are proud to share with the world.

Our x-rays are performed in facility using all state-of-the-art, digital, low radiation exposure equipment that provide us with the best views of your child's teeth and structures. This is a necessary process, when recommended by our doctors, in providing comprehensive care.

A frenectomy is a simple surgical procedure that removes the frenulum; a small fold of tissue that prevents the tongue or lips from moving too far.
This is performed either inside the middle of the upper lip or under the tongue which will increase the range of motion of the tongue or closes a gap in a patient's upper front teeth. We specialize in newborn frenectomies and offer same day service.
At each visit we will discuss thumb, finger, pacifier, and tongue habits, while providing recommendations based on age and habit history.

From the moment you enter our practice, we will use modeling and behavior management specific to your child's age and developmental level.
Everything we do in our office from the environment design, the games, open areas for children to interact and provide modeling, friendly and clean decor and so on, is to provide and encourage the process of pediatric dental success.
Our staff will TELL what we're doing, SHOW your child what's expected from them, then help them DO it! This is the overall concept of pediatric dentistry's interactive process.