Child Dental Exams for Chicago Families
Minty Dental provides a worry-free experience for parents and their children, so they can feel confident about their smiles. We provide a clean, safe environment where children can feel comfortable while receiving treatment.
Types of dental treatment for children
Our pediatrics who are specially trained to care for children’s teeth provide a wide variety of dental treatments, including exams, cavity fillings and tooth extractions.
- Fluoride treatment: Fluoride strengthens the enamel of children’s teeth, and it can even help reverse early damage to them.
- Sealants: Sealants are quick, painless treatments that fill in the grooves and pits of teeth to create a physical barrier against tooth decay.
- Crowns: are metal caps that cover the tooth roots of a severely decayed or damaged child molar.
We put your child's dental health first
Because children’s teeth are not as strong or resistant to decay as those of adults, regular dental check-ups every six months can help catch tooth decay or other problems early. Our dentists will take care of your child and offer the best treatment based on the child case.
It is recommended to take your child to the dentist six months after their first tooth appears or before they’re 12 months old.
FAQs
Whether You’re Looking For More Information About Dentistry Services, We Hope This Section Will Help Answer Any Questions You May Have.
When should my child have their first dental exam?
How do dentists examine the teeth of toddlers?
With proper care, dental implants can last for decades, and in some cases, a lifetime. Regular dental checkups and cleanings, along with good oral hygiene habits, can help ensure the longevity of your dental implants.
How can I do to prepare my child for their dental exam?
By talking to them about what to expect, reading books or watching videos about dental visits, and practicing good oral hygiene at home
Is it safe for children to have dental x-rays?
Yes, dental x-rays are safe for children. The amount of radiation exposure from dental x-rays is very low, and dentists take special precautions to minimize the child’s exposure to radiation
