⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Took my 14-month-old for his very first dental visit and honestly, we couldn’t have asked for a better experience. Dr. Fiona was amazing — so gentle, calm, and warm. She actually came out to meet him in the waiting room before we even stepped into the treatment room, which helped him feel super comfortable right away. At the end, he even got a toy and a little certificate for doing such a great job, which was such a thoughtful touch.
Pediatric / Children's Dentistry Welcoming your little ones to dental care
Worried about your child's first experience to the dentist?
Understanding that a child's first experiences at the dentist can shape their attitude towards dental health for life, we've created a welcoming, fun, and supportive environment for our youngest patients. Pediatric dentistry is about more than just teeth; it's about nurturing a positive relationship with dental care from the start.
It is essential to know that early dental care sets the foundation for lifelong oral health as well as reduces their dental anxiety as they age. Regular check-ups will also help in identifying and treating potential issues early.
Our approach towards children:
- Focusing on preventive care and education
- Ensuring each visit is a positive and enjoyable experience
- Making dental visits fun and non-intimidating
What we look out for:
- Gum health
- Tooth decay and cavities
- Bite and jaw development
- Teeth alignment and spacing
- Oral habits such as thumb sucking and pacifier use
Why choose Fine Dentistry?
Frequently asked questions
When should my child first see a dentist?
A child's first dental visit should occur within six months of the eruption of the first tooth or by the child's first birthday, whichever comes first. This early visit allows the dentist to monitor the child's oral health, provide guidance on proper oral care, and address any concerns related to teething, pacifier use, and thumb-sucking.
How to prepare a child for their first dental visit?
Starting dental visits at an early age helps establish a positive relationship between the child and the dentist, making future dental appointments more comfortable. You may first introduce dental visits to your child by showing them videos online.
What if my child is scared of going to the dentist, or had a scary experience before?
It's not uncommon for children to feel scared or anxious about going to the dentist, especially if they've had a negative or scary experience before. Discuss with your dentist beforehand so that they can take additional steps to make the experience more comfortable. Always prioritize open communication with both your child and the dental professionals to create a positive and supportive dental experience.
What are common dental problems in children?
Common dental problems in children involve tooth decay, gum inflammation, habits like pacifier use & thumb sucking and many more. Visit the dentist today so that any issues can be identified and managed earlier on.
How can I prevent dental issues, or what preventative dental measures can I take for my child to grow up with healthy teeth?
Ensuring your child visits the dentist every 6 months is important so that we can keep track of any issues and identify any problems when they are not that serious to begin with. During these visits, your dentist will also educate you on things you need to look out for as your child's dentition develops.
We're looking forward to meet and treat you
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Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri: 9–6pm
Wed: 9–1pm
Sat: 9–5pm
Closed on Sundays and selected public holidays
Our location
60G, Jalan SS15/4,
47500 Subang Jaya
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