Fillings & baby-tooth crowns
Baby teeth matter. They're holding a place.
When a cavity happens, gentle, tooth-colored repairs that protect baby teeth until they're ready to go.
For parents
A cavity isn't a failure — it's common, and it's fixable. Baby teeth hold space for adult teeth and help your child chew, talk and smile with confidence, so we repair them gently instead of leaving them. You'll hear every option, and what we'd recommend for your child, before anything is done — and we keep the visit as short as we comfortably can.
For kids
“We'll make your tooth strong again. You can raise your hand any time you need a break.”
What happens
Tooth-colored fillings
For small and medium cavities, we clear away the decay and fill the tooth with a repair matched to its natural color.
Crowns for baby teeth
When a cavity is too big for a filling, a small cap covers and protects the tooth until it's ready to fall out on its own.
Comfort first
Numbing explained in kid words first, breaks whenever your child needs one, and calm-care options when they'd help.
A clear plan
Before we start, you'll know what's urgent, what can safely wait, and what it costs — no surprises.
Your child’s dentist
Dr. Fahra Dawood
Residency-trained pediatric dentist with fellowship training in neurodevelopmental disabilities.
Meet Dr. DawoodParents ask
Why fix a baby tooth that's going to fall out?
Because some baby teeth stay in place until age 10 to 12. Left alone, a cavity can start to hurt, spread infection, and make the adult tooth underneath come in crooked.
Will my child feel it?
We numb the area gently and explain each step in kid-friendly words before we do it. Most children are surprised by how easy it turns out to be.