Gentle Dental Kids Keizer

Yes! We are always happy to welcome new patients. Contact us to schedule your child’s first appointment.

From the moment you step into our kid-friendly office, you'll be greeted by a team of experts who truly understand the unique needs and concerns of caring for childrens’ smiles. Once it's time for their visit, our pediatric dental team goes above and beyond to create a positive experience. From gentle chairside manners to age-appropriate language, we play to your child’s curiosity and help them learn about oral health. Our expertly trained staff will guide your child through their dental treatment with patience and compassion, taking the time to explain each step, answer any questions, and ensure your child feels safe and comfortable throughout their entire visit.

Fluoride treatments help strengthen and remineralize tooth enamel, making it more resistant to acid attacks that can cause cavities. They provide an extra layer of protection for developing teeth.

Yes, dental X-rays are safe and essential for monitoring your child's oral health and development. They use minimal radiation and follow strict guidelines to ensure safety.

Yes, we offer laughing gas to help children feel more relaxed during their dental visit. More advanced sedation options can be discussed with our dentist. Our goal is to ensure your child’s comfort and provide the best care for their specific needs.

Dental sealants are thin protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of permanent back teeth to prevent cavities and decay. They act as a barrier against food particles and bacteria, protecting the vulnerable grooves and pits.

Start good oral health habits as soon as their first tooth appears and begin flossing as soon as two teeth touch which is typically around ages 2-3.

Ensure your child brushes twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and flosses daily to remove plaque and food particles, limit sugary snacks and drinks, and schedule routine dental visits for cleanings and exams.

Start by looking inside your child's mouth to assess where the pain is. Then, gently clean the area around the affected tooth and have them rinse with warm water to remove any debris. If needed, offer children's pain relievers (following the dosage instructions). If the pain persists, worsens, or is accompanied by swelling or fever, contact our office as soon as possible so our pediatric dental team can evaluate the issue and provide the best treatment.

If your child knocks out a tooth, contact our office immediately—acting quickly can make a big difference. Our team is here to help and will guide you on the best next steps for your child’s care.

Yes! We provide emergency dental care. If your child experiences a dental emergency please give us a call.

We accept most major insurance including PPO, DHMO, and Medicaid. To find out if we accept your insurance, please give us a call.

We accept most insurance plans, cash, and credit cards as well as offer flexible financing and an affordable dental plan for those without insurance.