Nobody likes to print and fill out paperwork. Let us make it easier for you by providing our new patient forms online – on any device! Please call to make an appointment before you fill out the new patient paperwork.
Don’t let your child’s care become a financial problem. We’re more than happy to accommodate your needs, including your budget. We accept:
Our all-digital office offers the newest high-tech conveniences to keep dental care precise and enjoyable:
Your child’s first dental appointment can be stressful. Let us take that stress away! We’ll personally send you tips and tricks to help make your child’s first dental visit a positive experience. Feel free to call for further dental tips – we’re here to help!
At every appointment, you’ll have the opportunity to meet one-on-one with Dr. Brittany. She takes time to review your child’s needs, answer all your questions, and learn about your specific concerns, ensuring every visit is personalized and reassuring.
On your child’s first appointment, we'll do a comprehensive exam, a cleaning, and a customized treatment plan, all at their pace. We won't rush treatments; this visit is about making it comfortable and fun for your child, which is why we’ll use positive language, Dr. Brittany will be in her everyday clothing, and get down to their level.
We believe your child’s dental treatment plan is a partnership. We don’t tell you what your child needs. Instead, we provide our honest recommendations and let you make the decisions. This is your child’s smile, and we want you to feel confident in the oral health decisions you make for them.
The entire experience at this office from booking to the end is FIVE STARTS. They got us in quickly and were able to see all of my children at the same time. The staff is so nice and easy to work with. Dr Britanny is so knowledgeable and gives you great education on keeping your kids dental health in check. I cannot recommend the office more!!
MEREDITH H.
The AAPD recommends that a child be seen within a year of the first tooth erupting or by the child’s first birthday. Dr. Brittany likes to keep it simple, so she recommends that they are seen by the age of two and earlier if you have concerns. This will help us evaluate your child’s oral health, answer all of your questions, and provide preventive tips for a solid hygiene routine.
Children, on average, start to lose teeth around six years old. However, there is a wide range that is normal. Call Green Hills Pediatric DentistryClick to call us if you have concerns about your child’s permanent teeth.
Make taking care of their teeth a fun and positive experience. Make brushing fun!Click to open in this tab Here are some parent tips you can try:
Diet plays a key role in your child’s oral health. Dr. Brittany will review her personalized recommendations at your child’s visit, but in general:
A few mindful choices each day can make a big difference in keeping your child’s smile healthy and strong.
