Family Dentistry in Kennesaw, GA
Dental Care for Toddlers, Kids, & Teens.
Keep Your Child’s Smile Healthy
We’re Here to Help
You want to find a children’s dentist who you can trust to provide the best care for your family. We get it — we’re parents, too! Our team is proud to offer the same level of care that we would want for our own children.
Contact us today. We’ll help your child grow a healthy relationship with their smile.
At what age should my child start seeing the dentist?
We’d love to see your child when they turn 3 years old! Have questions about caring for your baby’s teeth before then? Give us a call and let’s talk — we’re happy to help.
Our Dental Services for Kids
- Kids dental checkups & cleanings
- Dental sealants
- Fluoride treatments
- Cavity fillings
- Sports mouthguards
We’ll help teach your child how to brush and floss and are happy to answer all your questions about encouraging healthy teeth at home.
Kids Love Coming to Our Office
Skilled, Kid-Friendly Team
Comfy Blankets & Pillows
TV During Treatment
Kids Tunes on the Sonos
Gentle, Non-Invasive Care
Quick, Efficient Visits
We’d Love to Meet Your Entire Family!
Kellie E.
I am beyond thankful to have found a dentist I can trust my entire family with. They go out of their way to provide the best care possible!
Questions?
Answers to Your Questions
Are cavities in baby teeth a problem?
Even though baby teeth are temporary, decay and cavities can cause life-long damage. An untreated cavity in a baby tooth can lead to infection and orthodontic issues. If you think your child might have cavities in their baby teeth, schedule a visit as soon as possible.
Should my child get a dental sealant treatment?
Pits and grooves on the chewing surfaces of back teeth make them difficult to clean. We often recommend dental sealant treatments to children to help protect these hard-to-reach “groovy” teeth and prevent cavities.
What happens if my child loses a baby tooth prematurely?
If a baby tooth is lost too early — either due to injury or decay — it can cause problems for developing adult teeth. The result is often crowded and crooked teeth, cavities, and difficulty chewing and speaking. If your child lost a baby tooth too soon, let us know and we’ll make a plan to keep their mouth healthy.
How should I take care of my child’s teeth?
During infancy, use a soft cloth to clean their gums. Once their first tooth comes in, contact us to schedule a dental checkup and start brushing their teeth before bed. Additionally, avoid giving your baby juice or pop in their bottle. These drinks have a lot of sugar and are a leading cause of tooth decay in kids.
Only the Best for Your Kids
We believe that keeping your entire family’s teeth clean, healthy, and bacteria-free should be easy.
Dr. Hildreth has years of experience and a commitment to our practice’s mission to help build good habits from a young age and protect teeth from cavities, decay, and other problems.
Bill C.
I’ve been a patient for 12yrs. I’ve always been taking care. The staff has always been wonderful. I look forward to being a patient for the next 12yrs.
Location
Our Kennesaw Dentist Office
Address
2430 Powell Place NW
Kennesaw, GA 30144
Get Directions
Our office is located right off of Cobb Parkway behind the BB&T Bank.
Phone
Hours
Mon-Thur: 8am - 5pm