We help kids go from "Oh no!" to "Let's go!"
Hear from Robin how her son got over his fear of the dentist with the help of our caring team.
Kid-Friendly Care Made Easy
Give your kids the care they deserve.
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Fun for kids, convenient for parents.
This location offers comprehensive dental care for children aged 6 months to 20 years. Services include: Regular cleanings, cavity fillings and caps, tooth extractions, pulpotomies, and more. Medicaid and most insurance accepted. Schedule an appointment now.
BOOK APPOINTMENTFor children aged 6 months to 20 years, we offer comprehensive eye exams, glasses and more. Medicaid covers your child’s annual eye exam—and eye glasses if needed. Plus, this location has more than 350 Medicaid-approved frames! Schedule an appointment now.
BOOK APPOINTMENTSchool Exams Don't Cover Everything
School eye checks only look at part of your child's vision. To fully understand your child's eye health, a comprehensive eye exam is needed. Learn more about the benefits of regular eye exams.
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WHY adventure ?
We make quality kid-care easy with fun-filled offices, caring staff and convenient scheduling. Plus we accept Medicaid and most insurance plans, so your kids get the care they need at little or no cost to you.
We're here to care for your kids.
Our team knows and loves kids. We go out of our way to help your kids understand every step of the process. Our fun, kid-friendly play areas and treatment areas are designed to take every visit from, "Oh no!" to "Let's go!"
Medicaid and most insurance accepted.
We want to provide the best possible care for your kids—and take Medicaid and most insurance plans. In fact, most care at our locations is delivered at little or no cost to you. This makes it easier for parents to get great care for their kids.
Our team is here for your family.
Our teams are in it for the kids. We believe every child deserves great care and love providing that care to your kids. From explaining every procedure in language kids can understand to recognizing great kids, our teams are here for you.
We make it easy to get great care for your kids.
Whether you're bringing in one child for a single service or five kids for multiple appointments—we make it easy to schedule and get them in and out fast. Plus, we have fun diversions for children to keep kids who aren't being treated busy.
WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY
I love the environment at this office. I took my one year old there and he got really good care. I loved the assistant that took care of us. She was very caring and attentive to our needs. Everyone knows that one year olds can be difficult to take anywhere, but she helped out a lot! Definitely will be coming back.
Savannah, Parent
OUR CARE PROVIDERS
Our providers are caring professionals who are dedicated to kids. They are committed to helping parents and kids understand their health and well-being.
HEALTHY KIDS
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As soon as your child gets his or her first tooth, it’s time to go to the dentist. Choosing the right dentist for your baby is an important decision. You want a provider with the skills and temperment to treat children as young as one year.
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Do I still have to get my teeth cleaned by the dentist during orthodontic treatment?
Yes. It is especially important to keep up with regular cleanings when you have braces. Even orthodontic patients who take great care of their teeth are likely to experience higher levels of plaque build-up. Kids with braces need to get dental cleanings and exams every six months or more as needed to keep the patients oral hygiene at its best.
What should I expect at an orthodontic evaluation?
At your child’s first visit to the orthodontist, the doctor will examine your child’s mouth for indications of problems with spacing and alignment that could have negative consequences if not addressed with orthodontic treatment. The orthodontist will be looking for problems with your child’s bite, or the relationship between their upper and lower jaws, and how the teeth are spaced along the jaws. They will take X-rays and discuss findings, treatment plans and payment options if applicable.
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At what age should my child be seen by an orthodontist?
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children be screened by an orthodontist no later than age seven. Early screening affords the greatest flexibility for treatment plans.
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What to do for a black eye?
If you child has received minor eye trauma from a fall, sporting accident or other cause, apply a cold compress for five to 10 minutes several times an hour. Do not put ice directly on the skin, instead wrap with a towel or sock. If pain ensues, give a proper dose of acetaminophen. Call your doctor if your child experiences any changes in vision, visible abnormalities to the eyeball, or drainage from the eye.
What do I do if my child gets something in their eye?
Foreign bodies on the surface of the eye should be treated with great care. Do not try to remove except by flushing with water or saline solution for risk of scratching the surface of the eye. Position your child’s head over the sink and gently pour lukewarm water over the affected eye for up to 15 minutes. If an object is embedded in the eye, seek emergency medical support.
What is farsightedness?
Farsighted vision, hyperopia, is disorder that impacts the eye’s ability to use refracted light to focus on objects that are close up. An eye affected with farsightedness is either too short or the cornea is too flat, which means that light rays will focus behind the retina instead of directly on it. With hyperopia, therefore, distant objects are clear while close ones are out of focus. Farsightedness in kids can be difficult to diagnose because farsightedness impacts people differently. For some, it may only become apparent when they are trying to read. For others, all objects near and far might appear blurry.