Children’s Dental Care at Junction Village Dental
At Junction Village Dental we love making dental visits a positive experience for kids, helping them feel comfortable and confident from an early age. Our friendly, gentle approach ensures your child feels safe and comfortable while we care for their growing smile.
When Should My Child Have Their First Dental Visit?
We recommend bringing your child in for their first dental check-up by their first birthday or within six months of their first tooth erupting—whichever comes first.
Early dental visits help:
Establish a positive, stress-free experience at the dentist
Monitor early tooth development and detect any potential issues
Provide education and advice on teething, brushing, and diet for strong, healthy teeth
Gentle and Fun Dental Care for Kids
Our team understands that a child’s first experiences at the dentist shape how they feel about oral health for life. That’s why we take a gentle, friendly and fun approach to make each visit enjoyable.
Preventing Tooth Decay & Encouraging Healthy Smiles
- Fluoride treatments to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities
- Fissure sealants to protect the deep grooves of molars from decay
- Oral hygiene advice tailored to your child’s needs
- Tooth-coloured fillings to repair small cavities
- Stainless steel crowns (the gold standard for treating tooth decay in children) for extra protection on heavily decayed or weakened baby teeth
- Pulp therapy (baby root canal) to save a badly decayed tooth when possible
No-Gap Preventative Care for HCF and Westfund
We accept Medicare’s Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) for eligible children, providing up to $1,052 in dental benefits over two years. If you are unsure of your eligibility please give us a call and one of our friendly staff will check for you!]
Book Your Child’s Visit Today
Enjoy comprehensive children’s dentistry The Junction and family care in one convenient location. Book your child’s first appointment now.
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* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
