RNX Dental cares for patients of all ages, so the whole family can see the same trusted team. From a toddler’s first visit to a grandparent’s crown, it all happens in one place, with one set of records and one team that knows you.
Book back-to-back appointments and get everyone seen in a single trip.
We see patterns, like a tendency for cavities or crowded teeth, and plan ahead.
Children stay with a dentist they already trust as they become teens and adults.
Early Tuesday and late Wednesday appointments make it easier to fit around school and work.
A child’s early dental visits shape how they feel about the dentist for life. We keep children’s visits relaxed and positive. We explain things in words kids understand, let them see and touch the tools, and praise every small win. The goal is a child who grows up not being scared of the dentist.
The American Dental Association recommends a first dental visit by a child’s first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth coming in. That first visit is short and gentle. We’ll count teeth, check gums, and talk with you about teething, brushing and healthy habits.
Tips for parents: Talk about the visit in a positive, simple way. Avoid words like “hurt” or “shot.” Bring a favorite toy. And if you’re nervous about the dentist yourself, try not to let it show. Kids pick up on it.
The teenage years bring new challenges: wisdom teeth, sports injuries, energy drinks, and often the wish for straighter teeth. We help teens stay on track with checkups, protect their teeth during sports, and offer Invisalign® as a discreet alternative to braces.
Busy adult life makes it easy to put off the dentist. We make it simple to stay on top of your care, with thorough checkups, gentle cleanings, and clear plans for anything that needs attention. If you’ve been away a while, no judgment. We’ll start fresh.
As we age, our teeth need different things. Old fillings wear out, gums need closer watching, dry mouth from medications raises cavity risk, and missing teeth need a solution. We plan with you for the long term, and we’ll talk through options like crowns, bridges and dental implants to help you keep eating and smiling comfortably.
We keep your family’s records together, so we can spot patterns, like a tendency for cavities or crowding, and plan ahead. Parents are welcome in the room with young children. We’ll explain what we’re doing in words kids understand, and we’ll always give parents the full picture.
Many family dental plans cover children’s checkups, cleanings and fluoride well. We’ll check each family member’s benefits before your visit so you know what to expect.
See exams and checkups, teeth cleanings and our oral health tips for more ways to keep the whole family healthy.
Parents tell us they appreciate two things most: we’re patient with nervous kids, and we’re straight with adults about what’s needed and what can wait. Having one office that knows everyone’s history also means fewer forms, fewer surprises and a lot less running around.
The American Dental Association recommends a first visit by age one, or within six months of the first tooth coming in.
Yes. Call us and we’ll line up back-to-back appointments.
Every six months for most children, just like adults.
Yes. Baby teeth help kids chew, speak and hold space for adult teeth. Cavities in baby teeth can cause pain and infection.
Yes. We care for patients of every age and help with replacing missing teeth, including dental implants and bridges.
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