info@kidspediatricdentistry.com
Allen, TX 7501
1998
Bringing your infant, toddler, adolescent, or young adult to the pediatric dentists at KPD is one of the key steps towards maintaining your child’s overall health and giving her/him one more tool to achieve wellness and happiness in life. A Pediatric Dentist is a specialist that promotes the dental and overall oral health of children. The primary objective of Pediatric Dentistry is to ensure your child’s primary teeth, gums, and jaws stay healthy and free of decay and other diseases, to properly evolve and allow for healthy permanent teeth and associated oral environment.
As such, a Pediatric Dentist is best qualified in preventing, restoring, and maintaining the unique oral health conditions of children before they achieve adulthood. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that a dental visit be scheduled by the time the child reaches 6 months of age.
Your child’s first visit becomes a major milestone, allowing your child to become comfortable with Dr. Lisi and her staff, and much more willing and able to work towards preventive oral health care.
A sealant is a clear or shaded protective plastic coating (resin) that is applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth (premolars and molars), as this is where most of the decay (cavities) occurs in children.
As mentioned before, in the unfortunate case of an emergency, please always call 911 first and/or take your child to the Emergency Room (ER). You can call our staff later on. Read more for reasons for emergencies...
Sedation Dentistry is a term that describes the use of sedatives for children during a dental procedure. There are different types of sedation methods, including Nitrous Oxide, Intra-Venous (IV) sedation, and more.
Routine dental cleanings and exams are important for your child to maintain good oral hygiene and prevent decay and disease. Your daily home care is also critical. Read on to find out more...
Guidance of eruption and development of the primary and permanent teeth into a stable, functional, and esthetically acceptable bite with normal arch development is our goal. We work with Orthodontists to give you the best!
Our Pediatric Dentist like Dr. Lisi and Dr. Alina are best qualified in preventing, restoring, and maintaining the unique dental health conditions of children before they achieve adulthood. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that a dental visit be scheduled by the time the child reaches 6 months of age. Kids develop at an amazing rate from birth until adulthood. These fast changes continue to be carefully studied by the Pediatric Dentistry profession.
If you are a new patient please download, print and fill out these forms and bring them with you to your appointment.
We strive to make your visit a positive experience. We accept cash, checks, CareCredit, and credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, and Discover). For your convenience, we will file insurance claims for you.
It is our goal to help you receive the maximum benefits available under your dental insurance policy. We are an out-of- network provider with all plans. As a courtesy to you, we will file your claims with your primary insurance company, but need your cooperation. We request you read and understand your dental plan benefits prior to seeking treatment.
Your kid comes running to show you a wiggly tooth. As a parent, you become a little anxious and start thinking how to get rid of that loose tooth. Your concern is how to do it without hurting your kid. You may try one or......
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Mouthguard is a dental appliance to protect teeth and gums from injury when involved in sports. The American Dental Association recognizes that children are likely to harm their teeth when not wearing a mouth guard. That is why pediatric dentists recommend them for the safety......
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