Frequently Asked Questions About Pediatric Dentistry

It is recommended that children have their first dental visit by their first birthday or within six months of the eruption of their first tooth. Early dental visits help establish a positive relationship with the dentist and allow us to monitor your child’s oral health from an early age.

We typically recommend that children visit the dentist for routine check-ups every six months. Regular dental visits are essential for maintaining optimal oral health and catching any issues early.

At All Star Children’s Dentistry, we offer a comprehensive range of pediatric dental services, including exams and cleanings, preventive care, restorative treatments, fluoride treatments, dental sealants, and emergency dental care.

Yes, fluoride treatment is safe and effective for children when administered by a dental professional in appropriate doses. Fluoride helps strengthen tooth enamel and prevent tooth decay. Our team will assess your child’s risk of cavities and recommend fluoride treatment as needed.

Yes, we accept most dental insurance plans at All Star Children’s Dentistry, including PPO, health savings account (HSA), and flexible spending account (FSA) plans. We also accept Medicaid state insurance plans and offer additional financing and self-pay options. Please contact our office for more information about insurance, financing, and payment options. Our goal is to make quality dental care accessible and affordable for all families.

You can help prepare your child for their dental appointment by talking to them about the importance of dental care in a positive and age-appropriate manner. You can also read books or watch videos about visiting the dentist to help familiarize them with the experience.

Contact our office immediately. We offer advice on immediate steps to take and will schedule an emergency visit if necessary to address the issue promptly.