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Preventive Dentistry For Kids in Eastvale, CA

Preventive Dentistry in Eastvale, CA

Get your little one on the right path towards a lifetime of healthy smiles with children's dental care at our office. With a focus on prevention and education, our team of experts can help ensure your child's mouth is developing properly and minimize their chances of needing more complex treatment later in life. With gentle techniques and a caring approach, children's dentistry can keep your child healthy, so they can focus on what they do best: being a kid!

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Preventive Dentistry

Silver Diamine Fluoride

Cavities and toothaches are never fun, especially for your child. When it comes to treating decay in baby teeth, you may be wondering if there are alternatives to dental fillings. Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is a non-invasive procedure that doesn't require any drills or shots and can be completed in minutes. Painting on a layer of SDF to the affected tooth not only kills the bacteria that cause decay but also seals and remineralizes the tooth for added strength. If your little one has a cavity, fillings may not be the only option!

Preventive Dentistry

Digital X-Rays

Digital x-rays are fast, high-resolution images that capture your child’s jaw and tooth health. X-rays will only be recommended if your child’s dentist thinks they are necessary. We routinely take x-rays to monitor your child's oral health and development.

Preventive Dentistry

Pediatric Dental Sealants

Dr. Mitesh Zala at Little Smiles of Eastvale offers pediatric dental sealants, a preventive treatment designed to protect your child's teeth from cavities. These sealants are thin, protective coatings that are applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth, where decay most often occurs.

Preventive Dentistry

Oral Cancer Screenings

Even children need oral cancer screenings! This is an essential part of preventive care that can be performed quickly, safely, and usually without your child noticing.

During the screening, the dentist will examine your child’s mouth, gums, and oral tissues. They’ll look for discolored patches, lumps, growths, and other similar abnormalities. In the rare case that an issue is found, a biopsy may be taken and sent to a specialist for further analysis, or the dentist will refer you to a specialist directly.

Scheduling a dental visit every 6 months allows your child’s dentist to address any issues before they become larger problems.