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Children's Dentistry

At Truly Dental, we are completely dedicated to helping your child enjoy a lifetime of healthy, confident smiles.

It is never too early to begin caring for your child’s oral health. We understand how important it is for your child to receive the highest quality dental care, which is why we continually invest our time, care, and commitment into maintaining exceptional standards in our treatments, services, and patient experience.

Our dentists are highly skilled and genuinely passionate about treating children. We know how important it is to create a friendly, calm, and enjoyable environment that helps remove fear and anxiety while encouraging healthy dental habits that can last a lifetime.

A child’s first dental visit may feel unfamiliar and new, but it should never feel frightening. Our dentists always work at a pace that suits your child, ensuring they feel comfortable, relaxed, and completely pain-free throughout their visit.

Enhance the oral health and overall well-being of individuals across all age groups.
  • With a gentle approach and advanced technology, we ensure every patient feels comfortable and relaxed.
  • We focus on early detection and prevention to avoid major dental issues.
  • We make regular dental visits easy, convenient, and stress-free.
  • We are committed to delivering high-quality care at affordable costs.

Questions & Answers

Your dentist will guide you through simple and effective ways to build healthy oral habits that will benefit your child throughout their life.

Our recommendations:
  • We advise scheduling your child’s first dental visit by the age of one. If your child is older, there is no need to worry — it is never too late to begin caring for their oral health.
  • Visit the dentist at least twice a year.
  • Follow preventative treatments such as fissure sealants and scale and polish procedures when recommended by your dentist.
  • Reduce sugar intake by limiting sugary snacks and drinks.
  • For children under two years old, brush using a toothbrush and water only unless fluoridated toothpaste is specifically advised by your dentist.
  • For children aged two to six years, use a pea-sized amount of 1000 ppm fluoridated toothpaste.
  • For children aged seven years and above, use a pea-sized amount of 1450 ppm fluoridated toothpaste.
  • Parents should supervise brushing until the child reaches seven years of age.

We recommend bringing your child for their first dental visit by their first birthday. Early visits help children become familiar and comfortable with the dental environment, allowing preventative and routine care to begin before more complex treatments become necessary.

No matter your child’s age, it is never too late to take care of their oral health. Whenever you visit us for the first time, our team will ensure your child feels safe, comfortable, and completely free from judgement.

For children who may require braces, the first orthodontic assessment is ideally recommended between the ages of 8 and 9 to help create an effective treatment plan early on.

  • Build healthy oral habits from a young age
  • Focus on prevention to reduce the need for complicated dental treatments later in life
  • Receive care in a fun, comfortable, and anxiety-free environment
  • Enjoy modern, bright clinics designed for comfort and relaxation
  • Be treated by professionals specially trained to work with children
  • Build a lifelong relationship with one trusted dental clinic that cares for patients of all ages

If your child is experiencing tooth pain, contact us as soon as possible so we can arrange an emergency appointment and help relieve their discomfort quickly.

To help comfort your child:
  • Rinse their mouth gently with warm salt water
  • Apply a cold compress if there is facial swelling
  • Speak with our team regarding suitable anti-inflammatory medication
  • Avoid placing heat or aspirin directly on the affected area

If you are concerned about your child’s teeth or oral health in any way, contact us immediately to arrange an appointment.

Dental emergencies may include:
  • Tooth pain that keeps your child awake at night
  • Fever or loss of appetite caused by toothache
  • Broken or injured teeth following an accident or fall