Mature and professional staff. They were so patient and caring. My son has autism and sensory processing disorder and hates the feeling of almost everything on his teeth or mouth. This was his 2nd visit and prior to coming he had major tartar buildup that was being overlooked at his previous dentist. The buildup is gone and his teeth look great and are healthy. Thanks for your diligent work!
T. P.

Your child’s first teeth are kind of a big deal. Their 20 baby teeth begin to appear usually between six and nine months, though some little ones start as early as three months or as late as twelve months. The two lower front teeth tend to erupt first, followed by the two upper ones. The first molars come in next, followed by the canines (eyeteeth). Teething can be uncomfortable, but wiping your child’s gums and newly erupting teeth with a water-soaked gauze pad or damp washcloth can help ease the pain and keep their mouth clean.
Building healthy habits early is so important for a strong smile foundation. Around age 2, we encourage you to establish a daily brushing routine with a small, soft-bristled toothbrush and a thin smear of fluoridated toothpaste. It’s a team effort, as most children need your help with this important task until about the age of 6. Set them up for healthy, happy smiles for life.


Every child is different. For kids who need a little more support to feel safe and comfortable, we offer a full range of sedation solutions. We’ll help guide you to the best option for your child.
Our gentlest sedation option, laughing gas, delivers a calming feeling through a small nasal mask. Your child stays fully conscious but relaxed. It works fast and wears off fast, turning nervous visits into no big deal.
For those who need a little more help, conscious sedation uses carefully selected medication to help your child deeply relax while staying conscious and safe. A more comfortable appointment for them, and less stress for you.
Administered and monitored by a board-certified anesthesiologist, IV sedation brings your child into a deep state of calm for complex appointments. They’ll wake up feeling refreshed with little to no memory of the visit.
For more extensive treatment of higher-level care, outpatient general anesthesia lets your child be completely comfortable and asleep through the procedure. We guide you through the process, so you feel informed and supported.
A lip or tongue tie might seem small, but it can have a big impact on feeding, speech, and oral development. We offer gentle laser frenectomies that are quick, painless, and have lasting positive effects.
Your child’s breathing affects their sleep, behavior, focus, and the development of their teeth and jaw. To catch any issues early, we screen for sleep disordered breathing to address the root causes and guide the jaw and teeth into proper alignment.
No matter the needs or developmental differences, every child deserves exceptional care. Our team brings specialized training, deep compassion, and unlimited patience, whether your child receives care here or in a hospital setting.
Using a series of clear, removable aligners, your child can get a straighter smile with no metal, no brackets, and no difficulties. They can eat what they love, easily keep their teeth clean, and have a confident smile for life.

During their regular six-month appointment, your child will experience a gentle and thorough cleaning to help prevent cavities and promote overall oral health.
As your child grows, we focus on prevention and education to ensure their smile remains healthy. Our goal is to help children learn and develop consistent oral hygiene habits.
Oral treatment with fluoride helps strengthen enamel, reduce the risk of tooth decay, and provide advanced cavity protection.
A thin protective coating blocks out cavities in those hard-to-reach molars to protect your child’s smile while they focus on being a kid.
Composite fillings fill in cavities with a resin designed to blend in naturally with the rest of your smile.
When a tooth has decay, disease, trauma, or may impede normal oral development, we remove the tooth.
Designed to remove nerves from the infected pulp of a tooth, root canal therapy eliminates infection and pain while also reducing the chance of future infection.
Dental crowns offer an aesthetically pleasing and healthful treatment for decayed, damaged, or cracked teeth.
For children who need a higher level of care, we offer hospital dental treatment at the Children’s and Women’s Hospital in Mobile.
Accidents happen, especially for kids. If you are unsure if the pain your child is experiencing requires immediate attention, please call us.

No more pain. Digital X-rays are painless and provide crystal clear images without chemicals or increased radiation exposure.
Our tiny camera lets your child see exactly what the dentist sees so they understand what’s going on in their mouth.
This powerful dual-wavelength, soft tissue diode laser delivers precision treatment for frenectomies with less pain and faster healing.
Using a series of clear, removable aligners, your child can get a straighter smile with no metal, no brackets, and no difficulties. They can eat what they love, easily keep their teeth clean, and have a confident smile for life.
Call (251) 342-3323 or request an appointment online to set up your first visit. We’ll be in touch soon.