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Trusted Pediatric Dental Care in Fort Washington, PA
At Upper Dublin Pediatric Dentistry, we prioritize the comfort, health, and dental needs of our young patients, ensuring every visit is exceptional and engaging. Our team, led by Dr. Natalie Gardner, a board-certified pediatric dentist, specializes in creating a welcoming environment for infants, children, teens, and patients with special needs. With advanced training beyond dental school, we focus on preventive care to foster lifelong oral health. Our practice combines cutting-edge technology with personalized attention, offering services ranging from routine checkups to specialized treatments.We emphasize early dental visits, starting by a child's first birthday, to establish trust and proactive care. Our commitment extends to educating families on oral hygiene and tailoring treatments to individual needs. By maintaining rigorous professional standards and fostering a family-oriented atmosphere, we aim to make dental care a positive, enduring experience for every child.
Services
Pediatric Dental Checkups
Fluoride Treatments
Dental Sealants
Special Needs Dentistry
Dental Emergencies
Highlights and features
- We are led by a board-certified pediatric dentist with specialized training.
- Our child-friendly office prioritizes comfort and positive dental experiences.
- Focus on preventive care to ensure lifelong oral health habits.
- Specialized services for children with developmental or healthcare needs.
- Equipped with advanced dental technology for precise, effective treatments.
Associations and certifications
- Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist
What people say
Child-friendly environment
Skilled staff
Positive dental experiences
Services
Pediatric Dental Checkups
Routine dental exams ensure children's oral health is maintained from an early age. Our team performs comprehensive evaluations to detect cavities, gum disease, or developmental issues. Regular checkups every six months promote preventive care and early intervention when needed.
Fluoride Treatments
Fluoride strengthens tooth enamel and prevents decay in growing smiles. We apply topical fluoride during checkups to protect teeth between visits. This treatment is especially beneficial for children prone to cavities or with developing dental needs.
Dental Sealants
Sealants protect molars from plaque buildup in hard-to-reach grooves. Applied painlessly, they create a barrier against decay for 3-5 years. Ideal for children learning proper brushing techniques, sealants reduce cavity risk significantly.
Special Needs Dentistry
Tailored dental care addresses unique challenges faced by children with developmental or physical disabilities. Our team uses sedation options and modified techniques to ensure comfort and accessibility for patients requiring specialized attention.
Dental Emergencies
We provide prompt treatment for dental injuries, infections, or severe pain. Our team prioritizes urgent cases to alleviate discomfort and prevent complications. Emergency services ensure children receive critical care when unexpected dental issues arise.
People
Dr. Natalie Gardner
Pediatric Dentist
Dr. Gardner is a board-certified pediatric dentist dedicated to creating positive dental experiences for children. She specializes in preventive care and treatment for patients with special needs, emphasizing early oral health education.
Questions
When should my child's first dental visit occur?
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a visit by their first birthday to establish care and monitor early oral development.
What services do you offer for children with special needs?
We provide adaptive care, sedation options, and customized treatment plans to accommodate patients with developmental or physical disabilities in a supportive environment.
How do fluoride treatments benefit my child's teeth?
Fluoride strengthens enamel, prevents cavities, and helps repair early tooth decay through topical applications during routine checkups.
Are dental sealants safe for children?
Yes, sealants are a safe, non-invasive way to protect molars from decay by sealing grooves where plaque accumulates.
What should I do during a pediatric dental emergency?
Contact our office immediately for urgent care guidance. We prioritize emergency cases to address pain, injuries, or infections promptly.
