Dental services
Preventive Dentistry
At Zen Kidz Dentistry, we are passionate about preventive care and minimally invasive dentistry!
Preventive dental care at Zen Kidz Dentistry is essential for protecting your child’s oral health. With regular appointments at our office, you can ensure that your child’s mouth is healthy and is developing properly.
Minimally Invasive Restorative Dentistry
At Zen Kidz Dentistry, we are happy to offer minimally-invasive dental treatment options. In addition to traditional dental restorative options like crowns and fillings, we offer drill-less dentistry techniques like ICON, the SMART technique and the Hall crown technique.
Tooth-colored Resin Fillings
If your little one has a sore tooth and you’re worried that they may have a cavity, we’re here to help at Zen Kidz Dentistry. At our office, we specialize in a gentle, kid-friendly approach to treating cavities. If you think that your child needs a filling, contact us right away to get the care you need.
Crowns
Sometimes an area of decay is too large for a filling or the decay has compromised the whole side of a tooth, so there is not enough tooth structure to support a filling. In cases like these, if a large filling is placed it can make the tooth more likely to fracture.
In these cases, Dr. Manshadi may recommend placing a crown to fully protect it and preserve the entire remaining structure of the tooth. Crowns can be made of many different materials depending on where in your child’s mouth they are to be used. Stainless steel, resin, and zirconia are all durable choices and require very similar preparations.
If you are concerned that your child needs a crown, Dr. Manshadi and his team are happy to answer all your questions.
Primary Tooth Root Canal Treatment (Pulpotomy)
If a baby tooth has decay that has entered the nerve, or pulp, of the tooth, or if the tooth has suffered trauma, it may cause hot and cold sensitivity or constant pain.
A root canal might be recommended to preserve the tooth until it is ready to come out on its own and be replaced by its permanent counterpart.
Saving a baby tooth instead of extracting it can help prevent issues with self-confidence, chewing, speech development, and bite alignment.
If your child has a broken tooth with exposed pulp, complains of hot/cold sensitivity or pain in a tooth, suffers trauma to the mouth, or if you notice a sudden change in your child’s eating habits, call Little Tooth Pediatric Dentistry as soon as possible.
