Space Maintainer Post-Op

Space maintainer is cemented to the existing tooth that is behind the missing tooth with an arm extending out touching the tooth in front of the empty space. This arm is there to keep that empty space open to allow the adult tooth underneath to erupts when ready. The space maintainer is ready to be remove once the adult tooth erupts and touches the bars.

After placement of the space maintainer, it is very important that your child does not eat anything hard on it or play with it, as this can cause it to fall off. If it does fall off, it is imperative that you save the space maintainer so we can re-cement it back into place.
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Your First Visit

Your first visit to Kids City Dental is friendly, inviting, and easy-going. We help kids get comfortable with a dental office tour, and explain each dental process to you and your child before we start. After each appointment children are rewarded wth a prize for positive reinforcement.

Your first visit to Kids City Dental is friendly, inviting, and easy-going. We help kids get comfortable with a dental office tour, and explain each dental process to you and your child before we start. After each appointment children are rewarded wth a prize for positive reinforcement.

Brighton Pediatric Dentists

Dr. Tory McFarlin

Dr. Tory McFarlin grew up in Pasadena, a small town near Houston, Texas. As a child, he always knew that he wanted to do something that involves helping people. This was his singular focus and also to be the first in his family to attend college …more

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Dr. Thu McFarlin

Dr. Thu McFarlin was born in Vietnam and lived there until she was 8 years old. She and her family then moved to Austin, Texas to reunite with some of her father’s family that were separated due to the Vietnam War …more

Accepted Insurance

In-house dental payment plans and orthodontic financing are available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Every new patient will get a quick office tour
This is important, especially for a nervous child to know that there is nothing scary hiding.
before we start so he or she will know what to expect with no surprises.
like “blowing bubbles” for a shot, “straw” for suction straw, “special toothbrush” for dental drill, “taking pictures” for x-rays and etc…
We encourage positive behavior with positive reinforcement by rewarding your child with a prize. Your child can pick a prize of their choice at the end of the appointment!
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