Children's Dental Services

At Expressions Dental Care in Richmond Hill, we provide a complete range of children's dental services to meet oral health development needs of children. We strive to make each visit fun, educational, and positive.

Kids love us. Parents trust us! Our team at Expressions Dental Care in Richmond Hill believes it’s never too early to start on the road to great dental health. We go the distance to ensure every child feels safe, comfortable and relaxed from the beginning and end of their visit. You can expect a comforting dental office that is warm and welcoming to children of all ages. We offer a children's play area, entertainment, and other fun amenities to ensure your child's dental visit is always fun and positive.

Children's Dental Services The Canadian Dental Association recommends the assessment of infants by a dentist, within 6 months of when their first tooth surfaces, or by one year of age. Thereafter, children should visit the dentist every six months for a check-up and cleaning, just like adults. We're here to help your children achieve optimal dental health. We focus on improving your child’s oral health, in addition to educating them at a young age on how to maintain a healthy smile.

We understand the importance of each dental visit. 

We offer a variety of children's dental services that include: 

Assessment Services

During your child's dental visit, our dentist will examine your child's teeth for any potential oral health problems by performing:

• Oral health exams and risk assessment
• Nutrition and diet assessment
• Diagnosis of oral conditions associated with disorders, such as diabetes and asthma

Prevention Services

Our dentists provide preventive treatment and educational management to ensure your child maintains a healthy smile via:

• Dental check-ups
• Dental cleanings and hygiene management
• Habit counselling (e.g., thumb sucking) and custom mouth guards 

Restoration Services

Our dentists provide a complete range of restorative dental treatment services for:

• Tooth decay and damage
• Pediatric gum (periodontal) disease
• Dental injuries (e.g. fractured, displaced, or knocked-out teeth)
• Malocclusion (improper bite) and bruxism (grinding)
• And more!