At The Smile Society Dental Studio, we believe the best dental visits are the ones that help you avoid problems altogether. Our preventive services are designed to keep your child’s teeth strong, healthy, and cavity-free—without the pressure or fear. Whether it’s a baby’s first visit or a routine cleaning for your tween, we make prevention simple, positive, and fun!

Preventive dentistry is the foundation of lifelong oral health. It includes regular cleanings, dental exams, fluoride treatments, and other proactive steps to stop issues before they start. At The Smile Society, our approach to prevention is anything but boring. Dr. B and our team create a fun, welcoming experience where kids feel comfortable and confident. We tailor every visit to your child’s age, needs, and comfort level—because we know every smile is different. By staying ahead of potential problems, we help kids avoid stress, save time, and feel proud of their smile.

Preventive care doesn’t just protect your child’s teeth—it sets the tone for how they’ll feel about dentistry for the rest of their life. When kids have positive, consistent visits early on, they’re more likely to maintain good habits and avoid costly or uncomfortable procedures in the future. Our team focuses on education, encouragement, and gentle care to make every appointment a win for your child’s health and happiness.
In line with the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), we recommend bringing your child in by their first birthday or within six months of their first tooth erupting for their first dental checkup. Early visits help build comfort and allow us to monitor growth from the start.
Most children benefit from visits every six months, but Dr. B will recommend a personalized schedule based on your child’s oral health needs.
Dental sealants are a protective coating applied to the back molars, preventing food particles from getting trapped in the grooves. Combined with good brushing and flossing habits, this non-invasive treatment can help keep kids cavity-free by stopping decay from occurring in the first place.
Digital X-rays use significantly less radiation than traditional ones and give us instant, high-resolution images to better monitor your child’s oral health.2
