Children's Dentistry
It’s never too early to get started on the path towards lifelong oral health, and our team can’t wait to work on this goal with the littlest members of your family.
Starting as early as six months
We start seeing kids as early as six months, and we take the time to help children feel right at home with us, providing gentle, friendly treatment and plenty of warm smiles to put them at ease. Plus, Dr. Tiet and Dr. Gerges will be sure to address any developmental problems at the earliest stages possible for their benefit.
Pediatric services we provide
- Infant & toddler exams — gentle first visits focused on building trust
- Cleanings — kid-sized, kid-paced, with plenty of explanation along the way
- Sealants — a thin, painless coating on back molars that prevents most cavities
- Fluoride treatments — strengthening developing enamel
- Tooth-colored fillings — when cavities happen, we fix them with materials that match the tooth
- Orthodontic monitoring — watching how the bite develops and flagging issues early
- Behavior & anxiety support — for kids who need a little extra patience
Helping kids love the dentist
We schedule kids’ appointments earlier in the day when they’re freshest. We let them touch the tools. We explain everything in age-appropriate language. And we make every visit end on a positive note — because the goal isn’t just healthy teeth today, it’s a lifetime of good oral health.
Frequently asked questions
When should my child have their first dental visit?
Around age 1, or within six months of their first tooth coming in. We commonly see babies as young as 6 months for a first check.
What if my child is really scared?
We've seen it all and there's no judgment. We move at your child's pace, explain everything, and never force a procedure.
Do you accept Medicaid for children?
Yes, we accept Medicaid as well as CHIPS and most dental insurance plans for both adults and children.
Ready to schedule your visit?
Call (979) 559-3401 or request an appointment online — we’ll get back to you fast.