Frenectomies are more than just minor oral surgeries; they are a transformative step towards improving your child's quality of life. At Pebble Path DDS, we excel in performing precise frenectomies that can resolve common issues like breastfeeding difficulties, speech impediments, and oral discomfort. Our pediatric dental experts are highly trained in the latest techniques to ensure a safe, gentle, and effective treatment. We prioritize your child's comfort and your peace of mind, guiding you through the process with compassion and comprehensive care. If your child struggles with a tight or restrictive frenulum, which can affect their ability to speak or eat comfortably, Pebble Path DDS is here to help. Our supportive environment and expert care team make all the difference in rapid recovery and noticeable improvement. Schedule a consultation with us today and witness how a simple frenectomy can make a big impact on your child's daily comfort and overall oral health.

If you've been searching for a dental office to care for your child’s smile, you've come to the right place! At Pebble Path Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics, our specialty-trained professional team provides skilled, compassionate, kid-friendly care to help every child enjoy the benefits of good oral health and a beautiful smile. We treat patients from infancy through adolescence, helping children, including ones with special needs and children who have difficulty sitting for dental treatment, establish a solid foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles.

At Pebble Path Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics, we emphasize the prevention of dental disease as the optimal way to maintain a healthy and beautiful smile. When good oral care, including routine dental checkups, starts at an early age, our office can monitor and help ensure the health of your child’s smile. While preventing and treating tooth decay is one of our top priorities, we also pay close attention to all other issues affecting a child’s developing teeth, jaws, and bite— keeping parents well informed of any potential problems that might affect speech, appearance, self-image, or oral function that require care.