We recommend scheduling their first visit by age one or when the first tooth appears, whichever comes first.
Pediatric Dentistry
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Cost
Pediatric dentistry can vary in cost depending on the treatment and your insurance coverage. But we’re transparent with our pricing to keep things clear and manageable. We also offer external payment financing.
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Appointment Duration
Most pediatric dental care visits take 30 to 45 minutes, depending on your child’s needs. It is our priority to keep your child comfortable and never rush the process.
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Comfort Measures
Our goal is zero fear and zero discomfort for your child. We use gentle techniques, age-appropriate tools, and—when needed—kid-safe sedation options such as laughing gas.
Sedation Dentistry
Pediatric Dentistry in Jackson, MS
Your child deserves positive, gentle, and stress-free dental experiences from the start. Our pediatric dental services support your child’s smile through every stage. We focus on prevention, gentle treatment, and helping kids and teens feel confident in the chair—so they build lifelong oral health habits in a safe and supportive space.
If dental anxiety is an issue for your child or teen, we do offer nitrous oxide (laughing gas) to help them relax.
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Your Child's First Appointment
We’ll first have a consultation with you to discuss any immediate issues and do a quick exam of your child’s teeth and gums. We’ll also give your child a cleaning, fluoride treatment, and sealants, as needed.
We value educating our young patients and parents about their oral health, with information on proper oral hygiene techniques.
If our team discovers any dental problems, we’ll create a customized treatment plan to address all your child’s needs.
FAQ
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At what age should my child first see a dentist?
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How can I prepare my child for their first dental visit?
Prepare your child for their first dental visit by explaining what to expect, reading fun dental books, staying positive, and scheduling a friendly, low-stress appointment with our team.
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Are crowded or crooked teeth normal in children?
Crowded or crooked teeth are common in children as baby teeth fall out and adult teeth develop. Regular dental checkups help monitor development and determine if orthodontic treatment is needed.
Related Services
Dental Checkup
Dental checkups aren’t just about cleanings—they’re how we protect the long-term health of your teeth and gums. By checking for decay, gum disease, oral cancer, and other issues early, we help you avoid bigger, more expensive treatments down the road.
Dental Checkup
Clear Aligners
Straightening your teeth shouldn’t be a hassle. Capital Dental offers ClearCorrect clear aligners for a subtle, comfortable way to shift your smile without interrupting your life.
Clear Aligners