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Service

Pediatric Dentistry

A child’s visit is shorter and kinder. We look, we count, we talk. Treatment is only when the tooth needs it.

Overview

Children need someone who will not rush the chair. Dr. Sonal checks growth, cleaning, and early bite concerns. A shared family mobile number is fine — the child still has their own record.

Why this may be needed

First teeth, cavities in milk teeth, thumb-sucking, or a parent who wants a calm introduction before anything hurts.

What it can help with

  • Early spotting of decay or alignment issues
  • Advice you can actually use at home
  • Less fear at the next visit

Signs to discuss

  • Pain on one side
  • Brown spots on milk teeth
  • A bump on the gum
  • Teeth that look very crowded as they come in

A dentist must examine the tooth or bite before any diagnosis.

What to expect

We meet, look with a mirror, and only then talk about cleaning, a filling or a review. Parents stay in the room unless the child prefers otherwise.

Aftercare

Keep the same brushing routine we show you. Sugar in a bottle at night is a common problem we will mention if we see it.

Questions people ask

Can I use my number for my child?

Yes. Each child has a separate patient file even when the parent’s mobile is used.

Book Appointment

Share the patient’s name, age and a preferred date. We will take it from there.

Book Appointment