Choosing a dental clinic for your child is a big decision, and at Children's Dental FunZone - Van Nuys, we make it easy. With over 23 years of experience in pediatric and orthodontic care, your child is in good hands. Offering everything from routine care to restorative dentistry and orthodontics, our pediatric dentist is second to none. Our free consultations, emergency hours, and flexible scheduling options ensure you get care when you need it. We handle insurance paperwork for you, and our welcoming atmosphere makes dental visits enjoyable. Our dentist for kids makes dental care convenient and rewarding. Reach out to us for a dental or orthodontic service you can depend on!
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Certified by Children's Dental FunZone - Van Nuys • May 17, 2026
Certified by Children's Dental FunZone - Van Nuys • May 17, 2026
Monday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
SundayClosed
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sylvia boyadzhyan
May 6, 2026
1.0
Honestly terrible service no compassion for customers. The first dentist I worked with was great but the second dentist couldn’t get my kid off the chair fast enough. They also swindled with pricing 2x making me have to pay double for what was already discussed and paid weeks in advance. Now I have to stop my services midway through for my child due to this unprofessional behavior.
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Cristina Millan
Mar 24, 2026
1.0
My daughter's orthodontic treatment at this office have been very frustrating and stressful experience from the start to finish. When we first started, there was a different orthodontist (I unfortunately don't remember his name) who was excellent--kind, professional, and always took the time to explain everything clearly. After he left, the current orthodontist has been the complete opposite. He does not explain procedures, seems annoyed when asked questions, and overall gives the impression that he does not care about his patients. One of the first issues we encountered was with my daughter's headgear. Initially, we were provided extra pads to prevent irritation, which is standard since they get dirty and would cause a rash to my daughter's chin. Later, we were told we would have to pay $140 for the replacements. The orthodontist simply told me to clean the old ones, even though they were worn out and causing skin irritation, and I would clean them but they were worn out.
Another major concern was the bite blocks placed on her molars. These fell off at least 10 times--some even during the night, creating a choking hazard. We had to return to the office repeatedly to have them reattached. Eventually, I insisted they be removed because I no longer felt they were safe.
Things only got worse toward the end of treatment. On January 15th, a dental assistant named Ezequiel took an ultrasound inside my daughter's mouth for her retainer measurements. He was very rough to the point where my daughter had to raise her hand because she was in pain. When I asked him to be more careful, he became visibly irritated and dismissive. His behavior was unprofessional and completely inappropriate, especially when working with children.
On February 17th, my daughter's braces were removed, but her retainer did not fit her which means that the last dental assistance did not do the correct measurements. When we returned on March 17th expecting to finally receive it, we were told it had not even been ordered. This was incredibly upsetting and unacceptable. To me it looks like they are doing all this on purpose. I spoke with the manager, Danny, who has been the only person trying to help. He offered to provide an extra retainer at no cost and said it would be expedited. However, communication has still been poor, and there has been no consistent follow-up. We are now scheduled again for March 30th, and I sincerely hope the retainer is actually ready this time.
Overall, this office shows a serious lack of professionalism, communication, and patient care. Between repeated errors, unsafe situation, and dismissive staff behaviors, this has been a terrible experience. If I had known it would be like this, I would have never brought my daughter here. My son goes to a different Orthodontist and I have never had any issues there. Nothing compare to this place.
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Wael Khzam
Mar 20, 2026
1.0
I had one of the worst experiences bringing my son here. The doctors were extremely unprofessional. I was asked to schedule an appointment, pull my son out of school, and rearrange my day—only to arrive and find out their equipment wasn’t even working. Nothing was done, and our time was completely wasted.
To make matters worse, the doctor had the audacity to reschedule us because she was “too busy,” after clearly overbooking patients just to maximize profit. There was no regard for our time or my child’s needs.
I will never trust this place with my child again. This is not quality care—it’s corporate greed and a complete lack of professionalism.
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alexandra contreras
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
I love this place because the staff is always warm and welcoming. My daughter has been there twice for procedure and each time we got a different doctor and both were suuuuper nice! The team made my daughter feel at ease. The place is clean and staff is professional.
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Ton
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Our experience with this dental office has been extremely disappointing. My daughter was referred here for orthodontic treatment, and from the beginning, the quality of care has been concerning. The bite‑block they placed for her braces fell out four separate times, which could have been dangerous, yet the staff showed little concern when we returned. Each visit has been met with rude and inattentive behavior, as if helping us is an inconvenience. Another event happened on February 17 our daughter was supposed to received the retainer and the size didn’t fit so the told us to come back and when we went back they didn’t have it someone forgot to place the order, it just seem like they don’t care, We’ve taken our older son to another orthodontic provider and never encountered anything like this. Despite paying for treatment, we felt like we had to fight just to receive basic service. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend this office, avoid this place to avoid a lot of headaches.
Frequently Asked Questions About Children's Dental FunZone - Van Nuys
When should my child first visit the dentist?
We usually recommend scheduling your child's first pediatric dental visit as soon as their baby teeth begin to appear. This allows us to prevent any cavities from forming and talk with you about how to care for your child's teeth.
How often should my child visit the dentist?
We recommend that most children visit the dentist every six months. We may recommend coming in every three months if we discover your child is more prone to cavities.
When and how should I start cleaning my child's teeth?
You should start brushing your child's teeth as soon as they start to appear. Use a toothbrush and toothpaste your child likes and turn toothbrushing into a fun game! You can both take turns role-playing as a dentist, brushing the front, back, sides, and top of the teeth in a circular motion.
Why are baby teeth important?
The baby teeth serve as spacers for the adult teeth. Children who have severe damage to their baby teeth are more likely to damage their permanent teeth as well. Early loss of baby teeth may cause loss of space for permanent teeth, causing orthodontic problems later on.
What kind of toothbrush should kids use?
At Children's Dental FunZone, we recommend you get a soft-bristle brush with a small head for cleaning your infant's teeth. As your child grows, switch to a toothbrush with a slightly larger head.
When should children start flossing?
If there is little or no space between your child's teeth, this is usually a sign that you should be helping them floss. Flossing is less necessary if there is a lot of space between a child's teeth.
Are X-rays safe for children?
Yes! Today's X-ray technology uses only 25% of the radiation when compared to earlier generations. Therefore, dental X-rays are considered incredibly safe for your child. If you ever have any questions about your child's safety during their checkup, don't hesitate to ask.
What is the difference between a pediatric dentist and a family dentist?
Family dentists can provide excellent general care for patients of all ages, but our pediatric dentists specialize in assessing the needs of infants and children. We monitor kids to ensure healthy oral formation while also keeping them comfortable, safe, and at ease during their visit.
How much does orthodontic treatment cost?
The cost of orthodontic care can vary greatly, depending on the patient's needs. We can provide a personalized estimate during your child's appointment. Additionally, we can talk to you about financing and insurance assistance as needed.
Does insurance cover orthodontic treatment?
Some insurance policies will cover orthodontic care, at least partly, and some will not. It depends on your specific insurance, but we are always happy to talk with you about the best ways to maximize your reimbursement.
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