Pediatric Hygiene Education in Dallas, TX

Help your child build better brushing, flossing, and oral care habits with personalized hygiene education at &Smiles Pediatric Dentistry. We make learning simple, positive, and appropriate for your child’s age and dental needs.

What Is Pediatric Hygiene Education?

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Meet Our Pediatric Dentist

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Dr. Mikael Garces

Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist

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Dr. Anthony Ngo

Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist

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Tour Our Pediatric Dental Office

Welcome to our thoughtfully designed pediatric dental office. We curated a space where comfort meets cutting-edge care. Every corner reflects our commitment to a relaxed, safe, and family-friendly experience for patients of all ages.

Our pediatric dental care for children with special needs in Dallas, TX, provides gentle, patient-centered support for kids with sensory sensitivities, developmental differences, anxiety, or medical conditions. Located at 1222 N Bishop Ave Ste. 500, our welcoming and adaptive environment ensures every child receives compassionate care tailored to their individual needs.

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Why Choose Us for Pediatric Hygiene Education?

Your Child’s Hygiene Education Visit

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Pediatric Hygiene Questions Parents Ask

Can hygiene education help prevent cavities?

Good home care can lower cavity risk when combined with regular dental visits, fluoride exposure, and balanced food and drink habits. Because every child has different risk factors, our team provides recommendations based on their individual needs.

How often should children brush their teeth?

Children should generally brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste. Young children should be assisted or supervised to ensure all tooth surfaces are cleaned and excess toothpaste is not swallowed.

When should my child start flossing?

Flossing should begin when neighboring teeth touch and the areas between them can no longer be cleaned effectively with a toothbrush alone. Parents may need to floss for younger children until they develop adequate coordination.

How much toothpaste should my child use?

Children younger than three should use a smear or rice-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste. Children ages three to six should use a pea-sized amount and brush with adult assistance or supervision.

When should I begin brushing my child’s teeth?

Begin brushing as soon as the first tooth appears. Use a soft, age-appropriate toothbrush and a small amount of fluoride toothpaste.

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What Parents Say About Our Pediatric Dental Services

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Mama Beanzz

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I can truly say &Smiles Pediatric Dentistry is one for the books!! We were immediately welcomed with laughter and smiles when we walked through the door. Dr Garces, Adela and Samantha were sooo inviting, professional and warm. They welcomed my daughter in and made her feel at home. Dr. Garces literally explained in detail all procedures that were going to take place and put me at ease.

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Sarah Miller

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We had a fantastic experience at &Smiles Pediatric Dentistry! Our one-year-old’s first exam went so well thanks to their thoughtful, fun and simple approach. Dr. Ngo was so friendly and incredibly informative. The exam was quick yet thorough, even with a wiggly toddler.They offered practical tips and even suggested products for each stage.

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EMA Marlene

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We loved our experience at &Smiles today! From the friendly faces and welcoming atmosphere to the excellent service, everything was top-notch. Dr Garces and Adela made us feel comfortable from the moment we walked in, and their professionalism and care truly stood out. The space was bright, clean, and inviting. We left feeling well taken care of and genuinely appreciated.

Convenient Pediatric Hygiene Education in Dallas, TX

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