Pediatric Dentistry Treatments and Procedures

Dental General Anesthesia

Dental general anesthesia is a procedure where a patient is put to sleep by an anesthesiologist prior to a dental surgery or comprehensive oral rehabilitation. Learn more

Dental Local Anesthesia

Local anesthesia is a numbing medication that is applied to just one part of the body. It differs from regional anesthesia, which affects an entire area of the body, or general anesthesia, which makes the patient unconscious. Learn more

Fillings

Dental filling or restoration is a treatment to restore function, integrity and shape of the tooth structure, preventing further decay and destruction of the tooth. Learn more

Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen

Nitrous oxide/oxygen is a common method used to help with a patient’s anxiety and provide some analgesia for a dental procedure a patient for a dental procedure in a safe, effective manner. Learn more

Oral Sedation

With oral sedation, the medication that causes sedation is administered through the mouth, usually in liquid or pill form, in order to cause the patient to enter the unconscious or semi-conscious state. Learn more

Oral Surgery

Oral surgery refers to any type of surgery that is needed to correct problems with the mouth or teeth. Learn more

Orthodontics

Orthodontics is a specialty of dentistry that involves correcting improperly positioned teeth and/or jaws. Orthodontic procedures involve the use of specific appliances or devices that are used to fix these issues. Learn more

Tooth Extraction

A tooth extraction is just another way to say that a tooth is removed, or pulled, from the mouth. Learn more