Services
Skyview Pediatric Dentistry
At Skyview, we’re here to make dental visits feel safe, positive, and even fun — for kids and parents. Our team specializes in pediatric dentistry and takes a whole-child approach to care, meeting every kiddo with patience, warmth, and a plan that fits who they are.
At Skyview Pediatric Dentistry, we focus on gentle, preventative care—while also being fully equipped to treat dental concerns when they come up. Our goal is to help kids feel safe, confident, and supported at every visit.
After those four steps are completed, it is all about education. We will discuss our clinical findings, provide guidance on what is to come in your child’s dental future, answer questions and discuss oral hygiene.
Most importantly, your child will leave with a toothbrush, toy, and hopefully a smile.
At Skyview Pediatric Dentistry, a child’s first dental visit is focused on familiarizing the child to the dental environment. Although we love for kids to sit in the dental chair where we have cushions specially designed for children, we want the child comfortable. Sitting on mom or dad’s lap is perfectly fine.
What to expect for your first visit
1.
We begin with utilizing a toothbrush, a tool children should be familiar with due to toothbrushing at home.
2.
Floss sticks to check for teeth that touch is next.
3.
Then comes the mirror where we “count the teeth” and sing/ say the ABCs as baby teeth are labeled by letter.
A quick fluoride treatment is applied.
4.
After those four steps are completed, it is all about education. We will discuss our clinical findings, provide guidance on what is to come in your child’s dental future, answer questions and discuss oral hygiene.
Most importantly, your child will leave with a toothbrush, toy, and hopefully a smile.
At Skyview Pediatric Dentistry, a child’s first dental visit is focused on familiarizing the child to the dental environment. Although we love for kids to sit in the dental chair where we have cushions specially designed for children, we want the child comfortable. Sitting on mom or dad’s lap is perfectly fine.
What to expect for your first visit
4.
A quick fluoride treatment is applied.
3.
Then comes the mirror where we “count the teeth” and sing/ say the ABCs as baby teeth are labeled by letter.
2.
Floss sticks to check for teeth that touch is next.
1.
We begin with utilizing a toothbrush, a tool children should be familiar with due to toothbrushing at home.
Prevention is the foundation of pediatric dentistry. Regular visits help us catch small issues early—and keep growing smiles healthy.
Preventative Services
Preventative care may include:
- Tooth development and eruption
- Bite and jaw growth
- Cavities and early warning signs
- Gum health and hygiene habits
Exams
Cleanings
Fluoride Treatment
X-Rays
Sealants
If your child has a cavity, don’t panic. Cavities are common—and the good news is there are several treatment options depending on the tooth, the size of the cavity, and your child’s comfort level.
Once You Have a Cavity—
What’s Next?
Treatment options may include:
SDF (Silver Diamine Fluoride)
Fillings
Crowns
- Zirconia crowns (white): a durable, tooth-colored option
- Stainless steel crowns (SSC) (silver): a strong and reliable option, commonly used on back baby teeth
- Esthetic crowns (white): sometimes used, depending on the tooth and treatment needs
Extractions
Every child is different—some jump right in, and others need extra time, encouragement, or support. We use kid-friendly behavior guidance, comfort techniques, and clear communication to help kids feel in control.
Comfort & Behavior Support
Comfort options include:
- TV during treatment for distraction and relaxation
- Nitrous oxide (“laughing gas”) to help reduce anxiety and make treatment easier
