Sunray Pediatric Dentistry

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that children see the dentist by their first birthday. Primary or baby teeth typically begin to grow by 6 months of age, so it’s important to have your infant’s first teeth examined right after they erupt to ensure their oral health is on track. Schedule an appointment at Sunray Pediatric Dentistry!

With additional education, doctors specialize in treating dental issues that are specific to children. The appointment is structured to help a child develop an interest and accountability toward their own oral health. Pediatric dentists are also highly skilled with special needs patients, making for more comfortable visits for both children and parents. Schedule an appointment at Sunray Pediatric Dentistry!

Preventive dentistry is the foundation for a healthy smile. With regular cleanings and exams, we can pursue and promote strong oral health for your child. Preventive dental care along with a diligent at-home brushing and flossing routine can help prevent dental issues all together. It’s these small investments in your oral hygiene that lead to a beautiful, healthy smile. Schedule an appointment at Sunray Pediatric Dentistry!

A tooth extraction is the removal of one of your child’s baby teeth. This procedure is typically recommended after a child’s tooth becomes damaged due to an injury or severe tooth decay. If your child is set to undergo orthodontic treatment or has incoming adult teeth that need room to erupt, a tooth extraction may be the right treatment for their smile. Schedule an appointment at Sunray Pediatric Dentistry!

Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is an alternative to fillings for cavities. It uses a blend of silver, ammonia, water, and fluoride that kills bacteria and seals your child’s tooth, preventing further decay and keeping the tooth healthy until it falls out naturally. It’s typically only used for baby teeth because it will permanently stain the treated area black. Schedule an appointment at Sunray Pediatric Dentistry!

Tooth decay is the most common chronic childhood disease, and almost always leads to dental caries, more commonly known as cavities. In fact, most Americans have had at least 1 cavity by the time they reach adulthood. Fortunately, they are simple to treat, and easy to prevent. A dental filling can treat cavities within an hour-long appointment. And by making sure your child visits their pediatric dentist for regular cleanings and exams every 6 months, you can help your little one prevent cavities altogether. Schedule an appointment at Sunray Pediatric Dentistry!

Unfortunately, not all children have positive memories of the dentist. Some children may be more sensitive or find it difficult to sit still during treatment. But there are solutions that can make receiving dental care more comfortable for them. Sedation options are an effective way to give your child the dental care they need without the discomfort or anxiety that may come with their cleanings or restorative care. There’s no reason that dental treatment should be painful. And all it takes for your child to get started with sedation dentistry is a simple conversation with their dentist. Schedule an appointment at Sunray Pediatric Dentistry!

With extensive experience and specialized training with children, Dr. Hall is a pediatric dental specialist providing children of all ages with gentle, respectful care. Dr. Hall attended Brigham Young University in Utah, where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in biology. He began his dental school journey at the Case School of Dental Medicine in Ohio, where he earned his Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry degree (DMD). After graduating, he pursued specialized pediatric training at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, obtaining a Certificate in Pediatric Dentistry.

Today, he’s helping kids identify and overcome obstacles, and creating a unified space where parents, children, and team members feel valued. His goal is to cheer your child on and offer unwavering support as they grow to take ownership of their oral health.