Leading Preventative Pediatric Dentistry at Kids Dental

According to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), a child’s first dental visit should happen by their first birthday, or within six months of the first baby tooth erupting, whichever comes first.

A protective barrier against cavities, dental sealants are applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth, preventing decay in the areas most susceptible to it.

Regular dental exams and cleanings are crucial in maintaining oral health and identifying potential issues early. We recommend exams and cleanings every six months to keep your child’s smile bright and healthy.

Fluoride is a natural mineral renowned for its ability to strengthen tooth enamel and make teeth more resistant to decay.

At Kids Dental, we help parents understand how their child’s teeth, bite, and jaw are developing as they grow. Our orthodontic evaluation service is designed to identify potential concerns early and determine whether your child may benefit from a referral to an orthodontic specialist.

Specialized care that focuses on the unique dental needs of children and adolescents. From the first tooth to the transition to adult teeth, our pediatric dentistry services ensure your child’s oral health is monitored and supported at every stage.

At Kids Dental in Schertz, TX, we offer silver diamine fluoride (SDF) treatment as a gentle, non-invasive way to stop tooth decay in children. Led by Dr. Lisa Ding, a board-trained pediatric dentist, our team focuses on comfortable, child-friendly solutions that protect your child’s smile without fear, needles, or drilling.

If your child loses a tooth prematurely, a space maintainer can keep the space open to ensure that the permanent tooth has room to emerge correctly, preventing misalignment and crowding.

At Kids Dental in Schertz, TX, we understand that teenagers have unique dental needs that go beyond early childhood care. From orthodontic evaluations to cavity prevention and oral hygiene habits, our teen dentistry services are designed to support long-term oral health during these important developmental years.