Positive Early Dental Experiences
At Keystone Dental, we want children to feel comfortable and confident during their dental visits, helping them build healthy habits that can last a lifetime.
Early dental care plays an important role in establishing routines like regular brushing, flossing, and checkups, which can support strong teeth and gums as children grow.
We understand that a visit to the dentist can sometimes feel intimidating. That’s why our team works to keep the environment as calm, friendly, and welcoming as possible.
While your child is here, we will do our best to work at their pace, take breaks when necessary, and explain each step of the process in a way they can understand.
Our dentists in Prince George can provide care tailored to kids and their developing smiles, with a focus on creating a positive and reassuring experience. By helping children feel at ease, we hope to encourage them to take an active role in their oral health.
Your Child's First Visit
Babies should see a dentist within six months of their first tooth appearing, or by their first birthday. At this stage, a child’s primary teeth are starting to come in, making this the ideal time for a dentist to check that teeth and gums are developing as expected. Early visits can help identify any potential issues before they progress.
Dental Services for Kids
At Keystone Dental, our dental services can be tailored to support your child’s oral health and help them maintain healthy teeth as they grow.
Preventive Dental Hygiene
Regular dental exams and cleanings for children help preserve their primary teeth until they are naturally replaced by permanent teeth. During these visits, your dentist can review proper brushing and flossing techniques with your child to ensure their teeth are cared for properly at home. If your child is at higher risk for tooth decay, additional preventive measures may be suggested.
Restorative Dental Services
If a cavity develops or a tooth is chipped, your dentist may recommend restorative treatments such as dental fillings or crowns to help manage the issue and support your child’s smile.
