It is normal for kids to be a little apprehensive about dental visits. When you bring them routinely to Sprout kids dentistry in Quincy, you will see that the fun environment soon makes them forget the fear of dentists and learn good oral hygiene early on. Dr. Anderson and her team provide expert dental treatment to all their tiny patients. They also go the extra mile to ensure comfort to special needs patients since they can experience a higher level of anxiety in a new environment.
Patience and individualized attention mean that your child’s visit is scheduled at a time when he or she is most alert and their likes and dislikes are kept in mind.
Pediatric services
The main goal of Sprout kids dentistry is to change the way children feel about visiting a dentist. By making it a fun learning experience, the center has made pediatric dentistry easy and comfortable for both the kids and their parents. In their quest to making dental procedures easy and pain-free, laughing gas and general anesthesia are the available options at Sprout kids dentistry. The treatments available are both preventive and treatments for decay or damage.
- Laughing gas
- Hospital dentistry under general anesthesia
- Infant oral care
- Radiographs
- New patient exams
- Routine check-ups and cleaning
- Fluoride treatment
- Protective sealants
- Tooth-colored fillings
- Silver Fillings
- Pediatric crowns
- Extractions
- Nerve treatment (pulpotomy)
- Space Maintainers
- Custom athletic mouthguards
About Quincy, MA
Quincy is the largest city in the Norfolk County in Massachusetts. It is one of Boston’s immediate suburbs in the South and part of Metropolitan Boston. There are several parks like the Adams National Historic Park and the Marina Bay that you can enjoy. Specialty museums like the United States Naval Shipbuilding Museum and the USS Salem are a crowd puller. Various other historical museums and water sports activities in Quincy and neighboring Boston make it a great getaway.
Dr. Michelle Anderson is a pediatric dentist board certified by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry.
