As a pediatric dental specialist, Dr. Strumpf is an expert when it comes to meeting the unique dental needs of children ages 0-18. That means he and our team are more than ready to serve your infant, toddler, school-aged child, or teenager. From routine checkups and cleanings to less common procedures like laser frenectomies for lip and tongue-ties, you can trust that once you step through our doors, your little (but mighty!) one is in good hands.
Services
Dakota Children's Dentistry located in Inver Grove Heights performs a wide range of dental services. Whether you are looking for a cleaning, restorative dentistry or cosmetic dentistry we have you needs covered. Please feel free to browse through our dental services listed below. Hospital Dentistry at the Children's Hospital-St.
The Amierican Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommendeds the first dental check up at 1 year old or 6 months prior to the first tooth erruption. Regular check ups help you child stay cavity-free and it is important for your child's dental growth and development to be monitored. We recommend children under 3 years old to come in for a dental check-up once per year; children 3 years and older should have a dental check-up twice per year.
At Dakota Children's Denistry we have digital radiographs, allowing the staff to use a frcation of the raditation that would be necessary for traditional x-rays. Dental radiographs are generally taken around the age of 4 or 5 years old when spaces between the back molars close and Dr. Glenn is no longer able to see between the teeth with the naked eye.
If your child is anxious about dentistry, medically compromised, or faces developmental challenges, we are an excellent choice for his or her dental care. Our training, experience and dedication will help your child receive quality dental care in the manner best suited to their needs. Dr. Glenn has special training in helping children with special needs feel secure during dental treatment.
Sealants protect the gooved and pitted surfaces of the teeth, especially the chewing surfaces of the back teeth where most cavities in are found. Sealants are a preventative measure we recommend on the permanent molars ("6 year" and "12 year" molars). Sometimes Dr. Glenn will recommend sealants on primary molars (baby molars) if the child is at high risk for decay.
Reviews (5)
Vy Villari
Feb 23, 2021
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My son and I like the office, hygienist and Dr. Glen are fantastic. They are very informative and interact well, and made my son feel comfortable. So, definitely that we will come back.
Don’t take me wrong when I give this place 1*. Here is why:
First, my concern is when I reached the reception desk they asked me to fill out paperwork (which I did already but not enough obviously) and to manage my son in the reception area in the midst of COVID pandemic. I’m not comfortable filling out the paperwork without reading it carefully. I would like to be able to read and fill out the information
Don’t take me wrong when I give this place 1*. Here is why:
First, my concern is when I reached the reception desk they asked me to fill out paperwork (which I did already but not enough obviously) and to manage my son in the reception area in the midst of COVID pandemic. I’m not comfortable filling out the paperwork without reading it carefully. I would like to be able to read and fill out the information
Matthew Clifton
Nov 28, 2020
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Mallory Hanggi
Jun 20, 2020
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My 3 year old had a wonderful first trip to the dentist here. The entire staff were friendly! My 1 year old boy was also seen after knocking his front tooth loose. He needed it pulled. It was quick and well done, and he healed up in no time. Sad circumstances for my little guy, but we were in great hands.
Nicole Thompson
Jan 06, 2020
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Counseling Mom
Nov 10, 2019
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