Kids' Dental Care in Winter Garden, FL
At Three Oaks Dental, kids and parents can see the same family dentist in one office on Windermere Road. We keep children's visits calm, short and positive, so going to the dentist becomes a normal part of growing up rather than something to dread.
Dental care for children at Three Oaks Dental
- Checkups and cleanings. A gentle cleaning, a look at every tooth and the gums, and simple brushing and flossing tips for home.
- X-rays when needed. We take X-rays only when your child's age and dental history call for them.
- Dental sealants. A thin protective coating on the chewing surfaces of back teeth, where most childhood cavities start. See Root Canals & Sealants.
- Tooth-colored fillings. If we find a cavity, we explain it to you and your child first, then fix it. See Dental Fillings.
- Help for dental emergencies. A chipped tooth or a sudden toothache? Call us, and we will try to see your child the same day. See Dental Emergencies.
Your child's first visit
Dental groups recommend a first visit by the first birthday. Call us to talk about the right time for your child's first visit. At the first visit we:
- Say hello and let your child sit in the chair and see our tools before we begin.
- Count and check the teeth, gums and bite.
- Clean the teeth if your child is ready.
- Talk with you about brushing, snacks, drinks and habits like thumb-sucking.
Children who come in for routine visits, rather than only when something hurts, usually stay more relaxed in the chair.
Making it easy for families
- Book the family together. Ask about seeing siblings and parents back to back in one trip.
- Plain explanations. We tell you what we see and what we suggest, and you decide.
- Insurance. We work with many dental plans. See our insurance page or call to check your plan.
Visit us in Winter Garden
Three Oaks Dental, 990 Windermere Rd, Suite 101, Winter Garden, FL 34787. We are open Monday to Thursday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Friday, 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Call (689) 407-2230 or request an appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should my child first see a dentist?
Most dental groups recommend a first visit when the first tooth appears, or by the first birthday. Call us and we will help you plan the right time for your child.
Are you a pediatric dental specialist?
No. Three Oaks Dental is a family dental practice. We provide routine dental care for children and adults in the same office. If your child needs specialist care, we will refer you.
Can my kids and I be seen on the same day?
Often, yes. Ask our team about booking family members back to back so you only make one trip.
Do you offer sealants for kids?
Yes. Sealants are a thin coating on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth that helps keep out cavities.
