Pediatric Dentistry
Pediatric Dentistry for Infants, Toddlers, and Children
With Locations in Seton, Calgary and Beaumont
We specialize in gentle, child-focused dental care using behavior guidance and evidence-based techniques to make every visit positive and stress-free.
Why Parents Choose Smile Buddy
Kid-Friendly Environment
Designed to reduce fear and make dental visits fun and comfortable.
Specialized Pediatric Training
Additional years of training focused on children’s dental health and development.
Safe Sedation & Anxiety Care
Gentle techniques and monitored sedation for stress-free treatment.
What Is Pediatric Dentistry?
Pediatric dentistry focuses on the oral health of infants, children, and adolescents. Pediatric dentists receive advanced training in child behavior, growth, and dental development.
Early dental visits help prevent cavities, guide proper tooth development, and build lifelong healthy habits.
- First dental visit recommended by age 1
- Prevention-focused care to avoid cavities
- Monitoring jaw and tooth development
- Guidance for thumb sucking, pacifiers, and orthodontic concerns
Our Pediatric Dental Services
Preventive & Early Care
Goal: Avoid problems before they happen through education and protection.
Dental Treatments
Goal: Restoring health with gentle, child-focused procedures.
Specialized Populations
Tailored care for children with physical, developmental, or cognitive challenges.
Special Needs CareSedation Options
Managing anxiety through nitrous oxide and general anesthesia for complex cases.
Learn About SedationEmergency Care Available
If your child experiences trauma, toothaches, or knocked-out teeth, we are here to help. View Emergency Steps
Our Convenient Locations
Seton (South Calgary)
Providing expert pediatric dental care in a warm, family-friendly environment in South Calgary.
Beaumont (South of Edmonton)
Offering the same compassionate, high-quality care in the Beaumont area, just south of Edmonton.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should my child first visit the dentist?
The Canadian Dental Association recommends a first visit by age 1 or when the first tooth appears.
How often should children see a pediatric dentist?
Most children benefit from checkups every 6 months, depending on their oral health risk.
Is dental sedation safe for children?
Yes. Sedation is carefully evaluated, monitored, and administered using strict pediatric safety protocols.
What if my child is scared of the dentist?
Our team uses gentle behavior guidance, child-friendly explanations, and calming techniques to make visits positive.
Do you accept dental insurance?
We accept most major dental insurance plans and offer direct billing. Contact us to confirm coverage.