What we treat

Eight services, the everyday ones first.

Check-ups, cleanings, sealants, and fluoride for every child, plus same-day emergency care, extractions, sedation options, and care adapted for children with special needs. Choose a service to see what happens at the visit and how to prepare.

A pediatric dentist shows a young girl a dental mirror before her check-up at Lakes Pediatric Dentistry

01Check-upsSix-month exams by stage, and what the exam covers at each age.

A boy in the dental chair during a cleaning at Lakes Pediatric Dentistry

02Dental cleaningsScaling, polishing, flossing, and varnish, and what it shows about home care.

A toddler on her mother's lap receives fluoride varnish at Lakes Pediatric Dentistry

03Fluoride treatmentVarnish at the visit, and the right amount of toothpaste at home. 04Dental sealantsA coating flowed into new molars, with no drilling.05Dental emergenciesWhat to do in the first ten minutes, and the line to call after hours.06ExtractionsThe last option, with comfort, space maintainers, and recovery.07Sedation and comfortThe options, who each one is for, and how it is decided with you.08Children with special needsLonger visits, a quieter room, and a phone conversation first.

Book a visit

Ready to schedule your child’s visit?

Call us during office hours or send a request online any time. Our team will reach out to book a time that works for your family.

New patients are always welcome.

Front desk, Monday to Thursday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM

248-360-2555

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After-hours dental emergency? Call 248-345-6775.

Have an emergency?

If your child is struggling to breathe or swallow, or has a head injury, call 911 first. For a dental emergency that is not life-threatening, such as a knocked-out tooth, a broken tooth, dental swelling, or pain that will not settle, call our emergency line, day or night. We would rather tell you it can wait than have you sit on it over a weekend.

Call the emergency line What counts as an emergency