Our services · Children & teens
Our services · Children & teens
First visits made genuinely fun.
Dr. Priya Nadar sees children from age three — gentle first visits, sealants that prevent trouble, and honest guidance for parents.
What it is
Children & teens
A child’s first visits set the tone for a lifetime. Dr. Nadar keeps them short and light: a ride in the chair, a count of the teeth, a look at how brushing is going, and a sticker. Nothing is forced.
As they grow, we add fluoride and sealants where they help, keep an eye on how the adult teeth are coming through, and talk to you plainly about what we see — never scare tactics.
- Children seen from age three
- Sealants and fluoride where they help
- Parents welcome in the room
- Straight talk on habits, thumbs and pacifiers
What to expect
Three steps, no surprises.
The first visit
Meet Dr. Nadar, ride the chair, count the teeth. A parent stays alongside throughout.
Regular check-ups
Every six months: a gentle clean, a look at brushing, and sealants or fluoride when they are due.
Growing up
We watch how the adult teeth arrive and tell you early if an orthodontic opinion is worth having.
Common questions
Things people ask.
When should my child first see a dentist? +
We see children from age three. Earlier if you are worried about something — call and ask.
What if my child is scared? +
Tell us when you book. We go at their pace, and a first visit can simply be a look around.
Do you see teenagers? +
Yes — through the teenage years, including sports mouthguards and aligner assessments.
Book a first visit with Dr. Nadar.
Short, light and at your child’s pace. Book online in about a minute, or call the front desk.